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3rd Test: Down 0-2, India Play For Pride, WTC Points; New Zealand Aim For Clean Sweep
A victory at Wankhede will help them improve their tally in the World Test Championship standings and more importantly will boost their confidence ahead of a crucial and lengthy Test tour of Australia, in which India will play five Test matches after a long gap.
Getting whitewashing 3-0 by a New Zealand side that reached India after being swept aside 2-0 by Sri Lanka a few weeks back is something they will have to avoid at any cost.
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3rd Test: No New Addition To Squad, Bumrah Would Not Be Rested, Says Abhishek Nayar
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2nd Test: Santner Picks Five As NZ Inch Closer To Historic Series Win Over India
New Zealand: Left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner picked his second five-fer of the ongoing second Test as New Zealand inched closer to a historic series win by reducing India to 178/7 ...
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2nd Test: India Reach 81/1 At Lunch, Need 278 Runs For Win Against NZ
Despite Rohit Sharma: Yashasvi Jaiswal smashed an unbeaten 46 to lead India's charge in pursuit of 359 as the hosts reached 81/1 in just 12 overs at lunch on day ...
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2nd Test: India Set Target Of 359 Runs To Win After Bowling Out NZ For 255
New Zealand: India have been set a target of 359 runs to win the second Test after bowling out New Zealand 255 in 69.4 overs of their second innings in ...
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2nd Test: Key For India Will Be To Get NZ All Out Around First Drinks Break, Says Washington
With New Zealand: Washington Sundar, India’s standout bowler in the ongoing second Test against New Zealand at the MCA Stadium, said getting the visitors’ all out till the first drinks ...
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2nd Test: Santner’s Seven-fer And Latham’s 86 Put New Zealand On Verge Of A Series Win (ld)
Maharashtra Cricket Association: Left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner grabbed career-best figures of 7-53, while Tom Latham played a fine captain’s knock of 86 as New Zealand put themselves on the verge ...
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2nd Test: NZ Swell Lead To 301 Against India At Stumps
Tom Latham: Tom Latham played a fine captain’s knock of 86 as New Zealand ended day two's play at 198/5 in 53 overs and lead India by 301 runs in ...
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2nd Test: New Zealand Stretch Lead To 188 At Tea
Captain Tom Latham: Captain Tom Latham looked solid in his 37 not out as New Zealand stretched their lead to 188 at tea after left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner’s career-best spell ...
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Misconception That Indians Are Playing Spin Better Than Anyone Else: Simon Doull
Former New Zealand: Former New Zealand pacer Simon Doull believes that it is a misconception that Indian batters play spin better than anyone else after their dismal performance in the ...
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2nd Test: Santner Helps NZ Bowl Out India For 156, Take 103-run Lead
Mitchell Santner: Left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner grabbed career-best figures of 7-53 as New Zealand took a 103-run lead after bowling out India for 156 on day two of second Test ...
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2nd Test: Mitchell Santner, Glenn Phillips Wreck Star-studded Indian Batting Line-up
Spinners Mitchell Santner: Spinners Mitchell Santner and Glenn Phillips picked six wickets between themselves to wreck the star-studded Indian batting line-up and reduce the hosts’ to 107/7 in 38 overs ...
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Focused On Hitting Particular Areas, Changed My Pace Here And There: Washington Sundar On Career-best 7-59
Washington Sundar: All-rounder Washington Sundar stole the show on the first day of the second Test against New Zealand with career-best bowling figures of 7-59 to bundle out visitors for ...
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2nd Test: Washington Sundar’s Career-best Seven-fer Gives India Upper Hand On Day One (ld)
Maharashtra Cricket Association: There is a special link that connects Pune and Washington Sundar. When the city had a franchise in the Indian Premier League (IPL), Washington came in as ...
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2nd Test: India Reach 16/1 At Stumps After Washington’s 7-59 Bowls Out New Zealand For 259
New Zealand: India lost skipper Rohit Sharma for a nine-ball duck, before Yashasvi Jaiswal (six not out) and Shubman Gill (ten not out) took the hosts’ to 16/1 and trail ...
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