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"I Like Shubman's Confidence The Most": Ajinkya Rahane Impressed With Gill's Growth As A Captain

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NDTV"I Like Shubman's Confidence The Most": Ajinkya Rahane Impressed With Gill's Growth As A Captain
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Team India enters a crucial phase, especially in Tests and ODIs, with major assignments against New Zealand and Australia on the horizon and the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2027 coming up next year

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