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2nd ODI: Gurnoor picks four as India bowl out New Zealand for 134

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On Saturday at the Basin Reserve in Wellington, Gurnoor Brar led India’s disciplined attack with a four‑wicket haul of 4/30 in ten overs, dismissing Tom Latham, Glenn Phillips and captain Mitchell Santner as New Zealand were bowled out for 134 in 40.6 overs. Fellow pacer Auqib Nabi added 2/31 in seven overs, helping India gain a commanding position. In the chase, India lost four wickets before KL Rahul and Shreyas Iyer joined to stabilise the pursuit of 135. Meanwhile, Virat Kohli overtook Ricky Ponting to become the leading ODI run‑scorer against New Zealand after a cover drive early in the innings.

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  • left · 3 outlets

    Though there were questions over depleted pace attack, Gurnoor Brar, Anshul Kamboj and Arshdeep Singh changed that narrative with stellar performances

    — The Hindu

  • center · 7 outlets

    Wellington: Gurnoor Brar once again scared the daylights out of a seasoned New Zealand batting unit with raw pace and disconcerting bounce as India’s inexperienced attack sent the hosts packing for a meagre 134 in the second ODI here on Saturday. Auqib Nabi (2/31 in 7 overs) got the ball to seam in…

    — Orissa Post

  • right · 5 outlets

    Star India batter Virat Kohli surpassed Ricky Ponting to become the leading run-scorer against New Zealand in ODI history. Both batters were level on 1,971 runs before the second ODI in Wellington , but Kohli moved ahead with a stunning cover drive in the second over of the innings. Sachin…

    — India TV

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Wellington, Nov 7: A disciplined bowling performance, led by Gurnoor Brar’s four-wicket haul, helped India bundle out New Zealand for a modest 134 in 40.6 overs in the second ODI at the Basin Reserve in Wellington on Saturday, putting the visitors in a commanding position. Brar returned impressive…

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2nd ODI: Gurnoor picks four as India bowl out New Zealand for 134

Wellington, Nov 7: A disciplined bowling performance, led by Gurnoor Brar’s four-wicket haul, helped India bundle out New Zealand for a modest 134 in 40.6 overs in the second ODI at the Basin Reserve in Wellington on Saturday, putting the visitors in a commanding position. Brar returned impressive…

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The New Indian Express Center Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.

Gurnoor Brar bowling packs New Zealand team all out for 134 in 2nd ODI

WELLINGTON: Gurnoor Brar once again scared the daylights out of a seasoned New Zealand batting unit with raw pace and disconcerting bounce as India's inexperienced attack sent the hosts packing for a meagre 134 in the second ODI here on Saturday. Auqib Nabi (2/31 in 7 overs) got the ball to seam in…

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The Times of India Center Bennett, Coleman & Co.

176 dot balls, 134 all out! India bowlers hand New Zealand unwanted home record

India's young bowlers produced an outstanding performance against New Zealand, dismissing them for just 134 runs. The match marked New Zealand's lowest all-out total at home against India in ODI history. Gurnoor Brar led India's attack with impressive bowling figures, claiming four wickets. New…

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