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Michael Vaughan, Alastair Cook Put Kiwis Ahead In WTC Title Clash

By IANS News June 17, 2021 • 19:47 PM View: 1779

As the gladiators India and New Zealand prepare for battle at the Rose Bowl from Friday, there is buzz about the Word Test Championship (WTC) final, even though England are not participating.

Many former cricketers are plumping for one or the other in this epic contest. Given that England were thrashed by the Black Caps only the other day, and India didn't do very well when they went to New Zealand early last year, former English players are gravitating towards the high flying Kiwis.

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