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Bracewell expects even contests in one-dayers

Bracewell expects even contests in one-dayers

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Pradosh Ranjan Paul scored a career‑best 208 and S Ajith Ram made an unbeaten 115, giving Tamil Nadu the advantage over Chandigarh, with R Sai Kishore declaring the innings at 571 for 7 in 154 overs on Day 2 of the Ranji Trophy Elite ‘D’ group match at Sector 16.

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    When asked about how spinners need to evolve to succeed in ODI cricket where the deck is loaded against them, he highlighted the importance of being unpredictable

    — The Hindu

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When asked about how spinners need to evolve to succeed in ODI cricket where the deck is loaded against them, he highlighted the importance of being unpredictable

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Bracewell expects even contests in one-dayers

When asked about how spinners need to evolve to succeed in ODI cricket where the deck is loaded against them, he highlighted the importance of being unpredictable

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The New Indian Express Center Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.

Role of spinners very different in New Zealand: Michael Bracewell

IN ODI cricket, Michael Bracewell plays a role that has become increasingly challenging. The format, with questions over its future and evolution, has become batter-friendly than ever before. Big totals are becoming the norm, and bowlers have continued to adapt, unlearn and relearn according to the…

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