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Center Owned by The Tribune Trust3rd unofficial Test: Rain washes out Day 3 as India A hold 428-run lead over New Zealand A
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In the current ODI series against New Zealand, Virat Kohli has already posted a match‑winning 74 in the first game at Hamilton’s Seddon Park, while Rohit Sharma has not yet made a mark in the series. India lead the three‑match series 2‑0 and are looking to secure victory in the remaining games. The team’s batting order for the first two ODIs placed Axar Patel at number 5 and KL Rahul at number 6, as noted by assistant coach Sitanshu Kotak.
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India lead 2-0 in the five-match rubber, but barring Virat Kohli's majestic knock at Eden Park, none of the other batters, including skipper Shubman Gill and the experienced Rohit, have looked particularly comfortable in conditions that have suited fast bowler
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The white-ball pace trio of Auqib Nabi, Gurnoor Brar, and Arshdeep Singh will stay back to help the Indian Test squad prepare for the crucial World Test Championship series against New Zealand starting on November 19, assistant coach Sitanshu Kotak said on Monday. The three are currently a part of…
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In the first two ODIs against New Zealand, India went with Axar Patel at No. 5 and KL Rahul at No. 6
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New Zealand A were 36/2 in their second innings, with Prasidh Krishna claiming both wickets to leave the hosts trailing India A's first-innings total of 464/5 declared, according to Cricinfo.
