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Arshdeep joins Srinath and Shami in elite list as India bowl out NZ for 185

Arshdeep joins Srinath and Shami in elite list as India bowl out NZ for 185

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In the second unofficial Test between India A and New Zealand A, India A’s bowlers had to work hard for wickets as New Zealand A’s lower order turned the contest around on Day 3. Meanwhile, Finn Allen, who last played an ODI before the 2023 World Cup and had 22 caps, said he is ready for an ODI comeback, noting his disappointment at missing the semifinal run in India.

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    AUCKLAND: The pace troika of Arshdeep Singh, Gurnoor Brar and Anshul Kamboj made the most of the conditions to rip through New Zealand's batting line-up as India bowled out the hosts for 185 in 40.2 overs in the opening One-day International here on Wednesday. Arshdeep (4/70), Gurnoor (3/44) and…

    — DT Next

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    The Indian team took on New Zealand in the first ODI of the ongoing series. The two sides met at Eden Park in Auckland on November 4th, and the game began with the Men in Blue winning the toss and opting to bowl first in the clash. The visitors put forth a brilliant showing with the ball and limited…

    — India TV

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Arshdeep's spell is the fourth-best by an Indian pacer in New Zealand. Srinath holds the top two positions with figures of 4/23 in Auckland in 2003 and 4/52 in Napier in 1995. Shami is third with 4/55 in Napier in 2014.

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Arshdeep joins Srinath and Shami in elite list as India bowl out NZ for 185

Arshdeep's spell is the fourth-best by an Indian pacer in New Zealand. Srinath holds the top two positions with figures of 4/23 in Auckland in 2003 and 4/52 in Napier in 1995. Shami is third with 4/55 in Napier in 2014.

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