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Reporting broadly agrees that Santner is bracing for India and tying the upcoming series to New Zealand’s wider goals, including the ODI side’s preparation for the World Cup.
New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner expects a tough challenge when Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma tour New Zealand later this year.
He said New Zealand wants to win the home ODI series and prepare for the upcoming World Cup.
Santner also addressed the two-Test series between the teams.
He recalled New Zealand’s recent 3-0 Test victory in India.
He said New Zealand’s shorter Test series are partly influenced by financial factors and crowd turnout.
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Reporting broadly agrees that Santner is bracing for India and tying the upcoming series to New Zealand’s wider goals, including the ODI side’s preparation for the World Cup.
What remains to be seen is how India’s veterans perform on the tour and how the two-Test series unfolds. The report also leaves open how the stated financial and crowd factors shape future scheduling.
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The available reporting stays focused on Santner’s warning, New Zealand’s aims, and the schedule context. It notes India’s veteran ODI pair as a major threat and places the series alongside World Cup preparation. The piece also mentions New Zealand’s recent 3-0 Test victory in India and the reasons given for shorter Test series.
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New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner expects a tough challenge when veteran Indian ODI specialists Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma tour New Zealand later this year for a multi-format series. Santner highlighted that New Zealand aims to win the home ODI series and prepare for the upcoming World Cup, while also addressing the two-Test series. He recalled New Zealand's recent 3-0 Test victory in India and noted that New Zealand's shorter two-Test series are partly influenced by financial factors and crowd turnout.