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WTC Final Against New Zealand Will Be India's First At Neutral Venue
India's World Test Championship (WTC) final against New Zealand in Southampton will be their first Test at a neutral venue in their 89-year history of Test cricket.
Among nations with Test status, India and Bangladesh are the only sides who haven't played Test cricket at a neutral venue.
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