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"We Weren't At Our Best": Mitchell Santner's Brutal Assessment After India's Run Chase

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NDTV"We Weren't At Our Best": Mitchell Santner's Brutal Assessment After India's Run Chase
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New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner admitted that his bowlers' wayward start with the new ball, including conceding plenty of extras, proved costly as India chased down 226 to win the first T20I by four wickets at Hagley Oval on Thursday.

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