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KL Rahul's horror show: Duck followed by bizarre hit-wicket dismissal

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KL Rahul struggled in the first unofficial Test against New Zealand A, scoring only four runs in two innings. In the first innings, he was dismissed for a duck after edging a catch to the wicketkeeper. His second innings ended in a bizarre hit-wicket…

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