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NZ retain same squad for second India test

Source: SAMAA

Wellington : New Zealand | 8 months ago

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WELLINGTON: New Zealand have resisted the temptation to change their squad for the second test against India starting at Napier on Thursday. Despite slumping to a 1-wicket loss in Hamilton last week, New Zealand selectors retained the same 12 players chosen for the opener of the three-match series....

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