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India A vs New Zealand A Highlights, 2nd Unofficial Test Day 3: NZ A's Lower Order Frustrates India

India A vs New Zealand A Highlights, 2nd Unofficial Test Day 3: NZ A's Lower Order Frustrates India

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In the first ODI between India and New Zealand at Eden Park in Auckland, 37‑year‑old Virat Kohli made a spectacular one‑handed diving catch that dismissed Nathan Smith, reducing New Zealand to 115/7. The catch came off a delivery by Anshul Kamboj. After the fielding effort, Kohli celebrated with a special Diwali‑style gesture.

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    Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli have enjoyed their time in New Zealand in ODIs. India will play five ODIs against New Zealand, starting on November 4 at Eden Park in Auckland. 

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India A vs New Zealand A Highlights, 2nd Unofficial Test:India A's bowlers were made to work hard for their wickets as New Zealand A's lower order turned the contest around on Day 3 of the second unofficial Test at Hagley Oval

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India A vs New Zealand A Highlights, 2nd Unofficial Test Day 3: NZ A's Lower Order Frustrates India

India A vs New Zealand A Highlights, 2nd Unofficial Test:India A's bowlers were made to work hard for their wickets as New Zealand A's lower order turned the contest around on Day 3 of the second unofficial Test at Hagley Oval

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