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In the current ODI series against New Zealand, Virat Kohli has already posted a match‑winning 74 in the first game at Hamilton’s Seddon Park, while Rohit Sharma has not yet made a mark in the series. India lead the three‑match series 2‑0 and are looking to secure victory in the remaining games. The team’s batting order for the first two ODIs placed Axar Patel at number 5 and KL Rahul at number 6, as noted by assistant coach Sitanshu Kotak.
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Resuming at 227 for two, India A rode on fifties by skipper Jurel (71), Tilak (81 not out) and Washington (50 not out) to post 464 for five before the hosts declared their first innings after 146 overs
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India batting coach Sitanshu Kotak praised KL Rahul's versatility, composure and ability to adapt to different batting positions, describing the wicketkeeper-batter as a valuable asset to the team ahead of the third ODI against New Zealand in Hamilton.
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In the ongoing ODI series against New Zealand, Rohit Sharma is yet to make a mark. On the other hand, Virat Kohli has already scored a match-winning 74 in the first ODI. India are leading 2-0 in the series.
— Livemint
