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'It's similar to Haryana' – Anshul Kamboj feels at ease in New Zealand conditions
Headline via CricTracker · first report 10 Nov, 11:12 IST, latest 10 Nov, 13:29 IST
What we know
4 independent news organisations have reported this story. The first report we saw came from The Times of India at 10 Nov, 11:12 IST; the latest is from India.com at 10 Nov, 13:29 IST. Rational Times has not independently confirmed the details: read each report through the links below.
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Reported by4 news organisations
First report10 Nov, 11:12 IST
Latest report10 Nov, 13:29 IST
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What the reports sayEach newsroom’s own summary of its report, from its feed
Anshul Kamboj is experiencing his first tour in New Zealand and finding the conditions familiar. He has made a strong impact in his ODI performances, returning excellent bowling figures. Kamboj credits his success to accuracy and adapting to the pitch…
It might be his first time playing in New Zealand but Indian pacer Anshul Kamboj feels quite at ease with the country's cold weather and seamer-friendly pitches that remind him of the peak winter...
The India pacer draws parallels between New Zealand's weather and wickets and his home state Haryana, crediting his India A appearance for helping him acclimatise ahead of the ODI series.
Kamboj stated that as training in chilly conditions of Haryana since the age of 13 has helped him settle in quickly to New Zealand's weather
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The reports4 reports
- The Times of India Anshul Kamboj explains why NZ feels like Haryana: 'Similar weather and wickets'
- NDTV "It's Similar To Haryana": Kamboj Feels Right At Home In New Zealand Conditions
- CricTracker 'It's similar to Haryana' – Anshul Kamboj feels at ease in New Zealand conditions
- India.com Anshul Kamboj draws similarity between New Zealand and Haryana’s weather conditions – Here’s what he said
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