Gurnoor Brar — the X-factor in India’s bowling cartel

Published 10 Nov 2026, 00:12 IST

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Gill has made no secret of his desire to have extra pace at his disposal to force the issue in the meandering middle overs. India can’t afford to be conservative in using Gurnoor in the lead-up to the mega event because he will only get better, more tactically astute and suave once he has more overs…

— The Hindu
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HAMILTON : New Zealand fast bowler Kyle Jamieson has said the hosts’ inability to field a settled bowling attack during the white-ball series against India has affected their rhythm and cohesion, describing the disruption as a source of frustration. Jamieson spoke before the toss in the third ODI…

— The Pioneer

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Gill has made no secret of his desire to have extra pace at his disposal to force the issue in the meandering middle overs. India can’t afford to be conservative in using Gurnoor in the lead-up to the mega event because he will only get better, more tactically astute and suave once he has more overs…

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India Today Center-Right Living Media India 09 Nov 2026, 23:46 IST

3rd ODI Highlights: Match gets called off due to rain. India lead series 2-0

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The Hindu Center-Left Kasturi & Sons Ltd. Current article 10 Nov 2026, 00:12 IST

Gurnoor Brar — the X-factor in India’s bowling cartel

Gill has made no secret of his desire to have extra pace at his disposal to force the issue in the meandering middle overs. India can’t afford to be conservative in using Gurnoor in the lead-up to the mega event because he will only get better, more tactically astute and suave once he has more overs…

Read at The Hindu ↗
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The Tribune Center The Tribune Trust 10 Nov 2026, 09:27 IST

NZ vs IND, 3rd ODI: India wins toss, elects to field first

India is currently leading the five-match series 2-0, with the previous two matches being heavily affected by rain. India's target was cut down to 143 from 185 in the first ODI, which they chased down, while India's chase of 135 runs was interrupted by rain and they won by four runs via the DLS…

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The Times of India Center Bennett, Coleman & Co. 10 Nov 2026, 12:51 IST

Bumrah, Jadeja get little game time as third IND A vs NZ A unofficial Test ends in draw

Jasprit Bumrah and Ravindra Jadeja's participation in the third unofficial Test was limited due to rain interruptions. After three days of rain delays, all matches in the series concluded in draws with no winners. Yashasvi Jaiswal excelled with two centuries, highlighting his form ahead of the…

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The Pioneer Center-Right The Pioneer 10 Nov 2026, 16:05 IST

Jamieson frustrated by New Zealand’s unsettled bowling attack against India

HAMILTON : New Zealand fast bowler Kyle Jamieson has said the hosts’ inability to field a settled bowling attack during the white-ball series against India has affected their rhythm and cohesion, describing the disruption as a source of frustration. Jamieson spoke before the toss in the third ODI…

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