From The Times of India
Center Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co.23 years after Srinath, Gurnoor Brar achieves rare Indian bowling feat in NZ
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Fast bowler Gurnoor Brar has heavily impressed in the ongoing ODI series against New Zealand, taking seven wickets in the first two matches. In the second ODI he recorded figures of 4/30, a performance that makes him the second‑best Indian fast bowler in New Zealand ODI history. The rain‑affected game saw India bowl New Zealand out for 134 runs. The strong showing has been described as a possible backup for Jasprit Bumrah, and the headline notes that head coach Gautam Gambhir already knows this development.
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‘Was just bowling to my strengths’: Brar after taking 4 wickets vs New Zealand
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Gurnoor Brar made waves in the second ODI against New Zealand, achieving remarkable bowling figures of 4/30. This stat positions him as the second-best Indian fast bowler in ODIs in New Zealand history. The match, disrupted by rain, saw India bowl out New Zealand for only 134 runs, and although they…
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Wellington: India fast bowler Gurnoor Brar was pleased to have made the most of the seam-friendly conditions in New Zealand, as he took a four-wicket haul during India's win in the second match at Hnry Stadium here on Saturday. Gurnoor took 4-30 and was named the Player of the Match in India's…
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Gurnoor Brar made waves in the second ODI against New Zealand, achieving remarkable bowling figures of 4/30. This stat positions him as the second-best Indian fast bowler in ODIs in New Zealand history. The match, disrupted by rain, saw India bowl out New Zealand for only 134 runs, and although they…
