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Kotak: Pant likes to talk about the game, but not when he’s batting

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Kotak: Pant likes to talk about the game, but not when he’s batting

Jeanice Mote 08/07/2025 20:23

India’s batting coach shared an insight into the thinking side of India’s maverick keeper-batter…

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India’s batting coach shared an insight into the thinking side of India’s maverick keeper-batter…
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