'There are no unplayable deliveries' - Gambhir's strong reaction to India's batting collapse
Headline via CricTracker · first report 13 Nov, 13:34 IST, latest 13 Nov, 16:07 IST
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Gautam Gambhir raised alarms regarding India's batting inadequacies following a heavy loss to New Zealand. With India crumbling to just 89 runs in pursuit of 334, Matt Henry's impressive six-wicket haul underscored their struggle against quality seam bowling…
India's head coach Gautam Gambhir expressed concern after the team was bundled out for 89 runs in 27 overs during the fourth ODI at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui, on November 13.
India's 89 all out against New Zealand has raised concerns for head coach Gautam Gambhir ahead of next year's World Cup in South Africa. He said the speed of the collapse and struggles against the moving ball were worrying
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The reports5 reports
- Free Press Journal Gautam Gambhir's Tense Dressing Room Moment Goes Viral As Team India Suffer Batting Collapse In 334-Run Chase | Video
- The Times of India 'No unplayable deliveries': Gambhir raises 'concern' after India's horror show
- CricTracker 'There are no unplayable deliveries' - Gambhir's strong reaction to India's batting collapse
- The Economic Times Gambhir concerned over India's batting collapse
- Telangana Today Gambhir points to technical and mental gaps after India’s batting collapse
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