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'It Was A Horrible Feeling': When Tim Southee Thought New Zealand Might Lose WTC Final
Fast bowler Tim Southee revealed the time when he thought New Zealand might lose the World Test Championship(WTC) Final due to his mistake on the field.
On the reserve day of the Final, Southee had dropped a regular slip catch of Rishabh Pant, who was batting on five. India was already four down for 82 runs and Ajinkya Rahane along with Pant were trying to rebuild the inning when Southee dropped a sitter off Kyle Jamieson's delivery.
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