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IND-A vs NZ-A Test: New Zealand’s gritty lower-order puts the team in front

IND-A vs NZ-A Test: New Zealand’s gritty lower-order puts the team in front

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Virat Kohli, the former India captain, has said his 43‑run, 34‑ball knock against England in the 2013 Champions Trophy final is his top ODI innings. The statement came as he turned 38 on Thursday, an age at which he has broken five international records, many previously held by Sachin Tendulkar. Kohli continues to be described as the heartbeat of the cricket‑loving nation.

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    Replying to India-A’s first innings score of 346, New Zealand-A, which was reduced to 338 for eight, finished its first innings at 424; the last two wickets added 86 runs to provide the hosts a handy lead

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Replying to India-A’s first innings score of 346, New Zealand-A, which was reduced to 338 for eight, finished its first innings at 424; the last two wickets added 86 runs to provide the hosts a handy lead

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IND-A vs NZ-A Test: New Zealand’s gritty lower-order puts the team in front

Replying to India-A’s first innings score of 346, New Zealand-A, which was reduced to 338 for eight, finished its first innings at 424; the last two wickets added 86 runs to provide the hosts a handy lead

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