A health scare struck the Australia-A camp during their ongoing One-Day series against India-A in Kanpur, as four players, including the captain, were diagnosed with stomach infections. While India-A had secured a comprehensive victory in the first unofficial ODI, Australia-A equalized the three-match series at 1-1 with a straightforward nine-wicket win in the second ODI.

Fast bowler Henry Thornton was the most severely affected and was admitted to Regency Hospital after his condition deteriorated. The other three players received treatment and were discharged following routine medical examinations. Team sources indicated that the illness might be linked to food consumed at the hotel, although neither hospital authorities nor team management have officially confirmed this.

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