Tanush Kotian, the Mumbai offspin-bowling allrounder, has been picked as R Ashwin's trade in India's crew for the fourth and fifth Boundary Gavaskar Prize Tests. Kotian is supposed to travel to Melbourne on Tuesday following Ashwin's retirement toward the finish of the third Test in Brisbane. He is right now in Ahmedabad as a component of the Mumbai crew for the Vijay Hazare Prize. The fourth Trial of the Boundary Gavaskar Prize beginnings on Thursday with the five-match series level 1-1. Kotian is supposed to be back-up for Washington Sundar and Ravindra Jadeja, the two spinners in the crew, after Axar Patel is accepted to have been inaccessible. Kotian, 26, has played 33 top notch games and taken 101 wickets at a normal of 25.70. He has likewise scored 1525 runs in 47 innings, at 41.21 with two centuries and 13 fifties. He was important for India A's visit through Australia that went before the Boundary Gavaskar Prize - he played one match, scoring 44 runs and taking one wicket. He had an enormous impact in Mumbai's successful 2023-24 Ranji Prize mission, scoring 502 runs at a normal of 41.83 and getting 29 wickets at a normal of 16.96, which procured him the Player-of-the-Competition grant. Kotian was the main player to finish the season twofold of 500 runs and 25 wickets. In the continuous Ranji Prize, which is being played in two stages with the T20 and Rundown An in the middle between, Kotian has played two of Mumbai's five matches, as he was away in Australia. He has been on track with the ball, getting 12 wickets at a normal of 16.66, however hasn't had a lot of karma with the bat, scoring 30 runs from three innings. His latest exhibition of note, however, had accompanied the bat, when he scored 64 and 114 not out, both from No. 8, in Mumbai's Irani Cup prevail upon Rest of India toward the beginning of October. He took three wickets in his main bowling innings in that game as well. Kotian and Manav Suthar, the 22-year-old left-arm turn bowling allrounder from Rajasthan, are considered the following in line with regards to the India Test set-up, with 31-year-old Saurabh Kumar of Uttar Pradesh perhaps having fallen behind in the race. Kotian and Suthar played one game each on that visit through Australia with India A.