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Gavaskar trophy tests: Cricket News & Match Updates
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Early Summer Conditions In New Zealand Will Challenge Young Indian Test Side: Gambhir
World Test Championship: India head coach Gautam Gambhir said he expects early summer conditions in New Zealand to present a stern examination for his developing Test side, but insists the Shubman Gill-led team has the quality to take 20 wickets in any part of the world and qualify for the World Test Championship (WTC) final, to be held in 2027.
India are scheduled to play a two-match Test series in New Zealand from November 19 to December 1 in Wellington and Christchurch. India are placed fifth in the WTC standing and will also face current table-toppers Australia, but at home, for five Border-Gavaskar Trophy Tests in January-February 2027.
India needs to win their remaining WTC fixtures if they are to enter the final. Before this, India A will play three four-day matches against New Zealand A from October 24 to November 10 in Lincoln, Christchurch and Lincoln.
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