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3rd T20I: Kiwi bowlers tighten screws as India finish on 179/5
Hamilton, Jan 29: New Zealand paceman Hamish Bennett took three wickets to put Rohit Sharma's half century in a shade as the hosts restricted India to 179/5 in 20 overs in the third T20I at Seddan Park on Wednesday.
Bennett (3/54) nabbed two wickets in three balls to remove Rohit Sharma, who slammed a 40-ball 65 including six fours and three sixes, and Shivam Dube (3) early on and then claimed the prized scalp of Indian skipper Virat Kohli (38) in the 19th over as India never really got going after the initial flourish.
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