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‘Their careers are on the line’: Gambhir’s message after India’s bowling struggles

Times of India · 11 October 2026 at 8:31 am

‘Their careers are on the line’: Gambhir’s message after India’s bowling struggles

Roston Chase showcased a stunning performance with the ball, leading the West Indies to triumph over India in the second T20I.

Claiming three wickets for only 24 runs, he dramatically influenced the match's result.

Despite India amassing 249 runs, Shai Hope and Sherfane Rutherford forged a critical partnership that shifted the momentum in favor of the West Indies, sparking debates about the balance between bat and ball in the sport.

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