New Zealand has played 154 dot balls against India..!?

The new zealand team played a total of 154 dot balls in the ICC Champions Trophy final against the indian team, which shocked the fans. With this, the new zealand team has set a new record by playing the most dot balls in the final of the Champions Trophy series. The indian team is playing against the new zealand team in the final of the ICC Champions Trophy series. In this match, the new zealand team, which won the toss and batted first, scored 251 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in 50 overs. The highest score was 63 runs in 101 balls and Bracewell scored 53 runs in 40 balls. varun chakravarthy and kuldeep yadav, who bowled well for the indian team, took 2 wickets each. The new zealand team's batting in this match has been receiving criticism from the fans. Because the new zealand team has played at a run rate of 7 in the first 10 overs and 7.5 in the last 10 overs. The run rate of the new zealand team in the middle overs from 11 to 40 is just between 3 and 4.
In this match, the indian team has bowled 38 overs with spinners and 12 overs with fast bowlers. Similarly, the fact that the new zealand team has bowled a total of 154 dot balls in this innings alone has come as a shock to the fans. Out of the total 50 overs played, the new zealand team has bowled about 26 overs with dot balls. Only Darrell Mitchell has played the most number of dot balls, 53. Due to this, fans are criticizing the new zealand team for playing more dot balls in the final match of the ICC series. Similarly, new zealand has also set a record for the team that played the most dot balls in the final match of the ICC series. Since the pitch of the dubai stadium becomes slow when it wears out, it is seen that the new zealand team has played more dot balls. Also, indian fans are criticizing the new zealand batsmen for playing dot balls because they were unable to face the spinners.
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Sowmiya Sriram

09/03/2025 06:47 PM