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1st ODI: Arshdeep, Gurnoor, and Kamboj restrict New Zealand to 185

1st ODI: Arshdeep, Gurnoor, and Kamboj restrict New Zealand to 185

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In the second unofficial Test between India A and New Zealand A, India A’s bowlers had to work hard for wickets as New Zealand A’s lower order turned the contest around on Day 3. Meanwhile, Finn Allen, who last played an ODI before the 2023 World Cup and had 22 caps, said he is ready for an ODI comeback, noting his disappointment at missing the semifinal run in India.

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    Virat Kohli's stunning slip catch off Anshul Kamboj's delivery reduced New Zealand to 115/7 during the 1st ODI at Eden Park, Auckland. Read details.

    — Mathrubhumi English

  • center · 5 outlets

    AUCKLAND: A young pace unit headlined by the imposing Gurnoor Brar scarred New Zealand with disconcerting bounce before Virat Kohli decided to celebrate his 38th birthday a day in advance by striking a chiselled 74 as India earned an easy five-wicket win in the rain-curtailed first ODI here on…

    — DT Next

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    Hyderabad: India dismissed New Zealand for 185 in 40.2 overs during the first One-Day International at Eden Park on Wednesday. After winning the toss, Indian captain Shubman Gill chose to field first, opting to test a youthful pace attack in the absence of senior fast bowlers Jasprit Bumrah and…

    — The Pioneer

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Auckland: The imposing Gurnoor Brar repaid skipper Shubman Gill’s faith by intimidating the New Zealand batters with speed and disconcerting bounce as India’s young pace attack, led by the consistent Arshdeep Singh, dismissed the hosts for a below-par 185 in the first ODI in Auckland Wednesday. The…

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1st ODI: Arshdeep, Gurnoor, and Kamboj restrict New Zealand to 185

Auckland: The imposing Gurnoor Brar repaid skipper Shubman Gill’s faith by intimidating the New Zealand batters with speed and disconcerting bounce as India’s young pace attack, led by the consistent Arshdeep Singh, dismissed the hosts for a below-par 185 in the first ODI in Auckland Wednesday. The…

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Virat Kohli took to Star Sports to reflect on his best ODI inning, choosing his unexpected 43 runs from the 2013 ICC Champions Trophy final against England. This decision underlines his ability to thrive under pressure over more recognized innings. Kohli's stellar career is marked by impressive…

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Virat Kohli turns 38: 86 centuries, 28,000 runs and a birthday in the middle of a home series

Virat Kohli turns 38 on Thursday, a day after a 74 that carried India to a five-wicket win over New Zealand in a rain-hit first one-day international. Born in Delhi on November 5, 1988, Kohli made his ODI debut against Sri Lanka in August 2008 and has since scored 86 international centuries — 30 in…

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IND vs NZ first ODI: New Zealand’s focus on ‘Ro-Ko’ as depleted pace attack a worry for India

AUCKLAND: The irrepressible Rohit Sharma and the indomitable Virat Kohli are predictably the focus of all attention on their last tour of the Southern Hemisphere but India's thin-on-experience bowling attack gives New Zealand the upper-hand in the five-match ODI series starting in Auckland on…

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