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Center-Left Owned by Siasat DailyRahul saves the day as India take 2-0 lead over New Zealand
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On Nov 7 in Wellington, India edged New Zealand by four runs in a rain‑hit second ODI decided by the Duckworth‑Lewis‑Stern method after persistent showers forced an abrupt end when the visitors were 113/7 in 26 overs. India survived a dramatic batting collapse, with KL Rahul’s innings described as saving the day, while fast bowler Gurnoor Brar claimed a four‑wicket haul of 4‑30 and was named Player of the Match, supported by Auqib Nabi’s 2‑31 in seven overs. The win gave India a 2‑0 lead in the five‑match series, with the third match scheduled in Hamilton on Tuesday.
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Wellington: India’s star-studded batting line-up suffered initial jitters before KL Rahul didn’t let a young fast bowling unit’s superb show go waste, ensuring a hard-fought four-wicket win over New Zealand in a rain-affected low-scoring second ODI here on Thursday. India lead the five-match series…
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WELLINGTON: Gurnoor Brar once again scared the daylights out of a seasoned New Zealand batting unit with raw pace and disconcerting bounce as India's inexperienced attack sent the hosts packing for a meagre 134 in the second ODI here on Saturday. Finally, India beat New Zealand by four runs under…
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India's seam bowlers thrived in helpful conditions for a second straight one-day international as they beat New Zealand by four runs on Saturday to take a 2-0 series lead.
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Wellington: India’s star-studded batting line-up suffered initial jitters before KL Rahul didn’t let a young fast bowling unit’s superb show go waste, ensuring a hard-fought four-wicket win over New Zealand in a rain-affected low-scoring second ODI here on Thursday. India lead the five-match series…
