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Five ducks, 113 all out! India A batters suffer horror show against New Zealand A

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Five ducks, 113 all out! India A batters suffer horror show against New Zealand A
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India A's cricket team experienced a significant batting collapse against New Zealand A in an unofficial Test match, managing only 113 runs. Five Indian batters were dismissed for ducks, with New Zealand A's Simon Keene taking five wickets. Yash Rathod was the sole performer for India A, remaining unbeaten on 44.

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This match highlights the performance of emerging cricketers from India and New Zealand, potentially impacting their selection for national teams and reflecting on the depth of talent in both countries' cricket systems.

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India A's star-studded batting line-up suffered a stunning collapse against New Zealand A, managing just 113 runs in the first innings of the opening unofficial Test at the Bert Sutcliffe Oval in Lincoln on Saturday.On a grass-covered pitch offering assistance to the fast bowlers, the Dhruv Jurel-led side had no answers to New Zealand A's disciplined attack. Five Indian batters failed to open their accounts, while the top order struggled to build partnerships.KL Rahul, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Devdutt Padikkal, Sai Sudharsan and Dhruv Jurel were expected to provide a strong start, but the experienced group failed to deliver. Rahul was dismissed for a duck after facing eight balls, edging Fraser Sheat behind the stumps. Jaiswal managed only 17 off 45 balls before Zak Gibson ended his stay.Top order fails to rise to the challengeIndia A's problems did not end with Rahul and Jaiswal's dismissals.

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