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IND vs NZ 1st ODI: Why Auckland's Eden Park has international cricket's most unusual shape

IND vs NZ 1st ODI: Why Auckland's Eden Park has international cricket's most unusual shape

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India captain Shubman Gill has outlined the team’s batting combination for the upcoming five‑match ODI series against New Zealand, which is set to start in Auckland on November 4. Gill will captain India in the first three matches before stepping away to prepare for the forthcoming Test series. New Zealand have lost opener Devon Conway for the opening ODI after he suffered a head injury in a training collision with Henry, ruling him out of the match scheduled in Auckland on Wednesday.

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    Auckland's Eden Park features short 55m straight boundaries. See how its shape and ICC exemption impact India vs New Zealand tactical strategies.

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Auckland's Eden Park features short 55m straight boundaries. See how its shape and ICC exemption impact India vs New Zealand tactical strategies.

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