Shreyanka Patil and Titas Sadhu have been named in the India A squad for an upcoming tour to Australia, where they will participate in a multi-format series. Radha Yadav will lead the team, which includes three T20 Internationals, three ODIs, and a four-day match scheduled between August 7 and August 24.

Both players are making their return from injuries. Shreyanka has not played since last year's Women's T20 World Cup due to an unspecified injury but is set to play in the Women's Caribbean Premier League later this year. Titas Sadhu missed a recent tri-series in Sri Lanka and did not join the ongoing white-ball tour of England because of his injury.

The squad also features opener Shafali Verma, who has struggled during her current tour of England. The full list of players includes Radha Yadav (captain), Minnu Mani (vice-captain), Shafali Verma, D. Vrinda, Sajana Sajeevan, Uma Chetry (wicketkeeper), Raghvi Bist, Shreyanka Patil, Prema Rawat, Nandini Kashyap (wicketkeeper), Tanuja Kanwer, Joshita VJ, Shabnam Shakeel, Saima Thakor, and Titas Sadhu.

The matches will take place at various venues in Australia: all three T20s are set for Mackay while the ODIs will be held in Brisbane. The four-day match is scheduled for Allan Border Field.

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The text says "Shreyanka Patil and Titas Sadhu have been named in the India A squad for an upcoming tour to Australia". This shows a cultural or national bias because it only talks about the Indian team and their tour. The words help show that the focus is on India's team and their achievements. The text does not mention other teams or countries in the same way. This bias helps people who are interested in Indian cricket by giving them more information about their team.

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The text mentions that "Shreyanka has not played since last year's Women's T20 World Cup due to an unspecified injury". This shows a bias towards hiding information because the text does not say what kind of injury Shreyanka had. The words make it sound like the injury is not important or that it is private information. The text does not give any details about the injury, which might make readers curious about what really happened.

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The input text expresses several emotions, including excitement, concern, and pride. Excitement is evident in the announcement of the India A squad's upcoming tour to Australia, where they will participate in a multi-format series. The use of words like "upcoming" and "multi-format series" creates a sense of anticipation and enthusiasm. This emotion is moderate in strength and serves to engage the reader's interest in the event. The mention of players like Shreyanka Patil and Titas Sadhu returning from injuries also adds a sense of excitement, as it implies that the team is regaining its strength. Concern is another emotion present in the text, particularly when discussing the injuries of Shreyanka Patil and Titas Sadhu. The fact that they have been out of action due to unspecified injuries creates a sense of worry about their well-being and ability to perform. However, this concern is balanced by the news of their return, which alleviates some of the worry. Pride is also evident in the text, especially when mentioning Radha Yadav as the team captain and the inclusion of other talented players like Shafali Verma. The use of words like "captain" and "vice-captain" conveys a sense of importance and prestige.

These emotions help guide the reader's reaction by creating a sense of investment in the team's success. The excitement generated by the announcement of the tour and the return of injured players encourages readers to follow the event and cheer for the team. The concern about injuries creates empathy for the players and makes readers more interested in their recovery and performance. The pride expressed through the mention of talented players inspires confidence in the team's abilities and makes readers more likely to support them. Overall, these emotions work together to build enthusiasm and interest in the upcoming tour.

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