Former Indian cricketer Mohammad Kaif has criticized the Indian batsmen. The 43-year-old former cricketer, after suffering a historic clean sweep against New Zealand, said that our batsmen could not play the average spinners of New Zealand. Taking his point forward, Kaif said that spinners like Ajaz Patel can be found in every local club of Delhi, whereas Glenn Phillips is a part-time spinner.
In this series, Indian batsmen were seen struggling against the average spin bowling of the Kiwis. Apart from Rishabh Pant (261 runs), no other Indian batsman could score more than 200 runs.
Ijaz is New Zealand's top wicket taker Ajaz Patel was New Zealand's top wicket taker in this Test series against India. He took 11 wickets in the third test played at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. He took 5 wickets in the first innings and 6 wickets in the second innings.
Took all 10 wickets of the innings at Wankhede Ajaz Patel has taken all 10 wickets in the innings against India in the 2021 tour. Then he became the third bowler in the world to do so in the history of Test cricket. England's Jim Laker and India's Anil Kuble have achieved this feat.
Who is Ejaz Patel? Ejaz is a resident of Mumbai. His family moved to New Zealand 28 years ago. Ejaz was 8 years old then. Ejaz did his studies in New Zealand itself. He played cricket for Auckland. He represented the Central Districts. Ijaz made his first class debut with this team in the year 2012.
Ijaz took 48 wickets in 9 matches in the Plunket Shield tournament. Due to his excellent performance, he was also chosen Domestic Player of the Year in New Zealand.
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India clean sweep at home after 24 years
On November 3, New Zealand defeated India by 25 runs in the third Test. With this the team won the three-match series 3-0. The Kiwi team won the Test series in India for the first time. Indian team has got a clean sweep at home after 24 years. India had to face defeat by eight wickets in the Bengaluru Test match and by 113 runs in the Pune Test match.
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