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Swinging the ball was an issue for Indian bowlers, feels Sanjay Manjrekar
New Delhi, Feb 26: Going into the Test series against New Zealand, a lot was spoken about the Indian pace battery with fans even expecting the Indian bowlers led by Jasprit Bumrah to make shortwork of the Kiwi batsmen. With Ishant Sharma also managing to get fit for the opening match, it was seen as a big boost for the Virat Kohli-led side. But in the end, the Indians lost the opening game by 10 wickets and the bowlers cut a sorry figure, apart from Ishant.
Taking to Twitter, former India batsman and now expert Sanjay Manjrekar clarified why the Indian bowlers failed to rise to the Kiwi challenge in the opening Test of the two-game series.
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