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India vs New Zealand: Top five NZ batsmen to watch out for

Skipper Kane Williamson will hold the key to New Zealand’s chances in their limited-overs series against India, starting October 22. (AFP )

Updated on: Oct 21, 2017 10:03 AM IST
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Skipper Kane Williamson will hold the key to New Zealand’s chances in their limited-overs series against India, starting October 22.  (AFP ) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
Updated on Oct 21, 2017 10:03 AM

Skipper Kane Williamson will hold the key to New Zealand’s chances in their limited-overs series against India, starting October 22. (AFP )

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Ross Taylor, who averages only 28 in the ODIs in India, will look to improve his record.  (AFP ) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Ross Taylor, who averages only 28 in the ODIs in India, will look to improve his record. (AFP )

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Martin Guptill’s performance at the top will be crucial to New Zealand’s chances in both the ODIs and T20Is.  (AFP ) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Martin Guptill’s performance at the top will be crucial to New Zealand’s chances in both the ODIs and T20Is. (AFP )

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Colin Munro will most likely open the innings for New Zealand in ODIs.  (AP ) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Colin Munro will most likely open the innings for New Zealand in ODIs. (AP )

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Glenn Philips has been the leading run-getter in the ongoing series against India A, scoring 155 runs in the three games at an average of 77.50, including a knock of 140 which resulted in New Zealand A’s second game ending in a tie. (Twitter ) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Glenn Philips has been the leading run-getter in the ongoing series against India A, scoring 155 runs in the three games at an average of 77.50, including a knock of 140 which resulted in New Zealand A’s second game ending in a tie. (Twitter )

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