From The Times of India
Center Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co.'Rohit bhai's run-out changed the momentum': Gill reveals turning point in India's win
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In the first ODI between India and New Zealand, Shubman Gill praised Rohit Sharma’s run‑out of Daryl Mitchell as a turning point that changed the momentum, contributing to India’s five‑wicket win. Gill also highlighted disciplined bowling and sharp fielding, noting Arshdeep Singh’s four‑wicket haul that restricted New Zealand to 185 runs, and Virat Kohli’s 74 runs in the chase.
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‘That run out by Rohit bhai changed momentum of game’: Shubman Gill
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In a thrilling ODI, Shubman Gill lauded Rohit Sharma for his pivotal run-out of Daryl Mitchell, which turned the tide in India's favor. The bowlers, led by Arshdeep Singh's four-wicket haul, effectively limited New Zealand to 185 runs. Virat Kohli's 74 runs were instrumental in chasing the revised…
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India captain Shubman Gill credited his side's disciplined bowling and sharp fielding, particularly Rohit Sharma's run-out of Daryl Mitchell, for setting up their five-wicket victory over New Zealand.
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In a thrilling ODI, Shubman Gill lauded Rohit Sharma for his pivotal run-out of Daryl Mitchell, which turned the tide in India's favor. The bowlers, led by Arshdeep Singh's four-wicket haul, effectively limited New Zealand to 185 runs. Virat Kohli's 74 runs were instrumental in chasing the revised…
