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Center Owned by The Tribune Trust“Days like these that remind us….”: Ian Bishop praises Brar, stresses backing young pacers
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India secured a historic 2‑0 series lead in Wellington by beating New Zealand by four runs under the Duckworth‑Lewis‑Stern method in a rain‑hit second ODI. Seam bowlers exploited the helpful conditions as Gurnoor Brar claimed a four‑wicket haul of 4‑30, earning Player of the Match, while captain Shubman Gill praised his consistency. New Zealand’s innings collapsed to 113/7 in 26 overs and they were eventually bowled out for 134, ending the match abruptly due to persistent showers. The win broke Australia’s 2005 record.
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Former West Indies pacer Ian Bishop praised India's bowling performance and highlighted the importance of backing young fast bowlers like Gurnoor Brar after the Men in Blue's bundled out New Zealand for just 134 in 40.6 overs in the second ODI at the Hnry Stadium in Wellington on Saturday.
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Former West Indies pacer Ian Bishop praised India's bowling performance and highlighted the importance of backing young fast bowlers like Gurnoor Brar after the Men in Blue's bundled out New Zealand for just 134 in 40.6 overs in the second ODI at the Hnry Stadium in Wellington on Saturday.
