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Ind vs Aus: Need To Reduce Dot Ball, Rotate Strike More, Says KL Rahul
Wicketkeeper-batsman KL Rahul said that he will analyze how to reduce the number of dot balls he faces after India's second ODI against Australia.
Although he made 76 of 66 balls, Rahul failed to rotate the strike regularly on Sunday in a match that India lost by 51 runs at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
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