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Practice match: Indian bowlers shine, NZ bowled out for 189

| | May 28, 2017, at 11:59 pm
London, May 28 (IBNS): Indian bowlers performed strongly on the English soil during a practice match against New Zealand, ahead of the Champions Trophy, as the Kiwis were bowled out for 189 runs.

India bowled out New Zealand for 189 in 38.4 overs.

It was only New Zealand's batsman Luke Ronchi who top scored and tried to give some resistance to the Indian bowlers with his 66 runs.

Ronchi smashed six boundaries and two sixes.

James Neesham remained unbeaten at 46 runs.

Mohammed Shami and

Bhuvneshwar Kumar shinned with the ball as they picked up three wickets each for India.

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