The World Test Championship (WTC) final between India and New Zealand is ruining the game amid constant rain. The match has been extended to Reserve Day, the sixth day, due to rain and bad weather for more than two days. By the end of the fourth day of the match, New Zealand’s grip was looking strong, but on the fifth day, India’s fast bowlers led by Mohammed Shami performed spectacularly and the Kiwis took five wickets for 135 runs in the first session. After that, India were unable to hold on to it in the second session, giving the Kiwis a 32-run lead in the first innings. When the team reaches this position, former Indian cricketer Akash Chopra has been named the bowler of the match, which India has missed the most.
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Speaking on his YouTube channel, Akash Chopra said, “India are definitely missing Bhuvneshwar Kumar in this match. There are three types of talent in Bhubaneswar, the first one can do magic with a new ball. Secondly, he is capable of bowling long spells and batting in the lower order. If Bhuvi had put the ball on the pitch, Akash said Kiwi batsmen would definitely have struggled to play him.
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