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Glenn Phillips Breaks All-Time T20I Record, Achieves Rare Double During India Series

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New Zealand batter Glenn Phillips scripted history during the fifth and final T20I against India on Sunday, becoming the highest run-scorer in a bilateral T20I series with 341 runs.

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