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India vs New Zealand: Who Has A Better Chance Of Winning The WTC Final?
India and New Zealand are set to play the World Test Championship(WTC) Final on 18th June at Ageas Bowl, Southampton. They reached the final being the top two teams among the nine that participated.
Reaching the top spot means the WTC Final won't be a one-sided affair that's for sure, but who has the better chance of clinching the trophy?
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