Mills kills in a lost cause

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India v New Zealand[scorecard]I think the Kiwis had been lucky to receive half of the points from the washout against the Lankans, otherwise the humiliation would have been even worse. After their thumping win over India in the first encounter you would have expected NZ to pull the pants into the right position and go in with a bit ...   See the complete post here

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