From The Times of India
Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co.'No unplayable deliveries': Gambhir raises 'concern' after India's horror show
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Coach Gautam Gambhir rejected a claim made by Shreyas Iyer and criticised the Indian batting after a heavy fourth‑ODI loss to New Zealand. India were bowled out for 89 while chasing 334, a collapse Gambhir said was not a one‑off and occurred in conditions similar to those expected for next year’s World Cup in South Africa. He highlighted Matt Henry’s career‑best six‑wicket haul (6/27) as evidence of the team’s struggle against quality seam bowling and warned that there were no ‘unplayable deliveries’, calling for urgent improvement.
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Gautam Gambhir raised alarms regarding India's batting inadequacies following a heavy loss to New Zealand. With India crumbling to just 89 runs in pursuit of 334, Matt Henry's impressive six-wicket haul underscored their struggle against quality seam bowling. Gambhir noted the critical need for the…
