Tanush Kotian (3/47) and Prasidh Krishna (3/50) shared six wickets and trumped Sai Sudharsan's valiant Ill as India A defeated India C by 132 runs to win the Duleep Trophy, here on Sunday.
Having entered the final round with six points in two matches and three points behind India C who had nine, the 'A' team showed incredible resolve from the word go and dominated the final contest of the four-day competition.
The victory took India A to the top of the points table with a total of 12 points from three matches, crowing them as the eventual winners.
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