Virender Sehwag [Images] got out cheaply twice during an Indian team practice match in Ahmedabad on Monday ahead of Thursday's ICC [Images] Champions Trophy encounter against the West Indies [Images].

Sehwag, who had a short stint at the nets on Sunday, seemed ill at ease during his stay in the middle and fell first to pacer Munaf Patel [Images] by offering a catch behind the wicket.

The Delhi batsman, playing for the India 'A' team, was sent in again a little later, but his second knock was also unproductive as he edged Harbhajan Singh [Images] to slip.

Though the team management did not disclose Sehwag's scores, sources put his contribution at 3 and 5.

In fact, the Indian vice-captain's frustration showed as he threw his bat to the ground after getting out the second time.

Apart from Sehwag, two other India 'A' batsmen,  Yuvraj Singh [Images] and Mohammed Kaif, got to bat twice as coach Greg Chappell [Images] seemed intent on giving batting practice to his players.

However, the handful of spectators at the 'B' ground of the Motera stadium were treated to some late Diwali fireworks by M S Dhoni [Images] (38). who hit some towering shots, and Ajit Agarkar [Images], who remained unbeaten on 26.

With Patel (3/18), Harbhajan Singh (2/23) and Suresh Raina (2/18) picking wickets at regular intervals, India 'A' were skittled out for 111 in 25 overs.

In reply, India 'B' rode on some fluent batting from Sachin Tendulkar [Images] (43 retd), Rahul Dravid [Images] (42 retired) and Dinesh Mongia (26) to score 137 for 1 in their allotted 25 overs.

Raina was the only man out.