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Virat, Rohit's day out in Auckland: Booming drives, plenty of edges and high intensity

Times of India ·First reported
Times of IndiaVirat, Rohit's day out in Auckland: Booming drives, plenty of edges and high intensity
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Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma stepped up their ODI preparations at Eden Park, but it was Auqib Nabi who grabbed attention with an impressive spell, troubling both senior batters with movement in the air and off the pitch. While Kohli focused on attacking…

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