Mitchell
Nothing-to-lose Mentality Almost Got Us Over The Line: Santner On Bracewell Giving India A Mighty Scare
New Zealand's left-arm spin all-rounder Mitchell Santner believes their nothing-to-lose mentality is what propelled him and Michael Bracewell to give the Indian team a mighty scare in the ODI series opener at Hyderabad.
New Zealand were left to chase 350 after opener Shubman Gill smashed 208 off 149 balls, laced with 19 fours and nine sixes, to become the youngest double-centurion in men's ODI cricket.
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