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Pant And Gill Available For Second Test As India Faces Selection Dilemma In Pune
Both players are recovering from injuries that kept them out or limited their participation in the first Test, where India suffered a defeat in Bengaluru.
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This Game Will Test Your Limits, But Those Who Love It Rise Stronger: Rishabh Pant
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Being Extra Careful With Him: Rohit On Pant Not Keeping Wickets In 2nd Innings
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1st Test: It Would Not Be An Easy Win From Here, Says O’Rourke As New Zealand Chase 107…
New Zealand Cricket: With 107 runs needed to win the first Test against India at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium here on Sunday, many people consider New Zealand to be in ...
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1st Test: A Childhood Dream Is Fulfilled, Says Sarfaraz Khan On His Maiden Test Ton V NZ
Sarfaraz Khan: Sarfaraz Khan delivered a stellar performance on Saturday, scoring his first Test century (150) and leading India’s remarkable recovery in the first Test against New Zealand. With the ...
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New Zealand: With India looking set to reach a big score in their second innings in the first Test, William O'Rourke, who led New Zealand's fightback to dismiss the hosts ...
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1st Test: NZ Need 107 To Win After O'Rourke And Henry Three-fers Bowl Out India For 462
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