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Former India cricketer slams India's batting attack after 244-run defeat against New Zealand in the fourth ODI

Former India cricketer slams India's batting attack after 244-run defeat against New Zealand in the fourth ODI

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India will look to seal the five‑match ODI series against New Zealand when the two sides meet in the final match at Bay Oval on Sunday. New Zealand’s explosive opener Will Young said the team will try to carry forward the momentum from what he called one of their most “comprehensive victories” over India in an effort to level the series. India currently lead the five‑match series 2‑1, and the fifth ODI will decide whether the hosts can clinch the contest.

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The Indian team succumbed to a hefty loss in the fourth ODI of the ongoing series against New Zealand. The two sides met at Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui on November 13th for the clash, and after conceding 333 runs in the first innings, India was limited to a score of 89 runs, as the Black Caps won…

Coverage arrived over 73 hours. First from The Hindu, latest from The Pioneer.

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First reported by The Hindu at 19:25 UTC on 11 Nov.

Coverage ran for about 2 days.

Across 2 desks: india, sports.

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    Former India cricketer slams India's batting attack after 244-run defeat against New Zealand in the fourth ODI

    The Indian team succumbed to a hefty loss in the fourth ODI of the ongoing series against New Zealand. The two sides met at Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui on November 13th for the clash, and after conceding 333 runs in the first innings, India was limited to a score of 89 runs, as the Black Caps won…

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