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Glenn Phillips rewrites the T20I record books in Hamilton, going past Phil Salt as New Zealand finish strong vs India

Glenn Phillips rewrites the T20I record books in Hamilton, going past Phil Salt as New Zealand finish strong vs India

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India and New Zealand will begin a five‑match ODI series on Wednesday, November 4, in Auckland, following an exciting T20I series that India won 3‑2. Fans are hoping to see Virat Kohli play a prominent role, with expectations of more centuries and big knocks in run chases as the side seeks to carry its winning momentum into the 50‑over format.

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    A hat-trick from captain Harmanpreet Singh and a superb strike from Sukhjeet Singh earned India a 4-2 victory over a stubborn Malaysia, all but confirming a top-of-the-table finish in the round-robin stage of the Asian Champions Trophy. The rest day appeared to work wonders for the hosts, who came…

    — The Tribune

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    New Zealand registered a dominant win in the fifth and final T20I of the series against India. The two sides met at Seddon Park in Hamilton for the clash on November 1st, and the Black Caps managed to register a seven-wicket victory in the game as they completely dominated team India.

    — India TV

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India claimed the series 3-2, but Glenn Phillips remained the standout individual across all five games.

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Glenn Phillips rewrites the T20I record books in Hamilton, going past Phil Salt as New Zealand finish strong vs India

India claimed the series 3-2, but Glenn Phillips remained the standout individual across all five games.

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Harmanpreet’s hat-trick heroics

A hat-trick from captain Harmanpreet Singh and a superb strike from Sukhjeet Singh earned India a 4-2 victory over a stubborn Malaysia, all but confirming a top-of-the-table finish in the round-robin stage of the Asian Champions Trophy. The rest day appeared to work wonders for the hosts, who came…

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