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Kamboj tailor-made for these conditions: Skipper Gill

Kamboj tailor-made for these conditions: Skipper Gill

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  • left · 1 outlet

    “Anshul is the kind of a bowler. I think he’s tailor-made for these conditions, always nippy, trying to seam the ball, and good with the old ball,” Shubman Gill said

    — The Hindu

  • center · 2 outlets

    Kamboj's spell of 2/22 might look ordinary on paper, but the fact that he delivered these figures within 10 overs showcases how much pressure he created on Kiwi batters in a low-scoring first ODI in Auckland. Having taken wickets of Mitchell Santner and Nathan Smith, Kamboj conceded only two fours…

    — The Tribune

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“Anshul is the kind of a bowler. I think he’s tailor-made for these conditions, always nippy, trying to seam the ball, and good with the old ball,” Shubman Gill said

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The Hindu Center-Left Kasturi & Sons Ltd. Current article

Kamboj tailor-made for these conditions: Skipper Gill

“Anshul is the kind of a bowler. I think he’s tailor-made for these conditions, always nippy, trying to seam the ball, and good with the old ball,” Shubman Gill said

The Tribune Center The Tribune Trust

“Doing bad in a game didn’t affect me much”: Kamboj on difficult start to international cricket after match-winning spell at Auckland

Kamboj's spell of 2/22 might look ordinary on paper, but the fact that he delivered these figures within 10 overs showcases how much pressure he created on Kiwi batters in a low-scoring first ODI in Auckland. Having taken wickets of Mitchell Santner and Nathan Smith, Kamboj conceded only two fours…

The Times of India Center Bennett, Coleman & Co.

'One match doesn't decide a career': Anshul Kamboj's strong response to critics

Anshul Kamboj made a significant impact in India's ODI against New Zealand, skillfully taking two wickets and aiding in restricting the opponent to a modest score of 185. His disciplined bowling, emphasised through consistent lengths and a wobble seam delivery, was crucial. With contributions from…

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