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Coming Into The ODI Series, Confidence Is High And We Are Preparing Very Well, Says Sneh Rana
The T20I: With India set to begin their three-match ODI series against England at Southampton, veteran off-spin bowling all-rounder Sneh Rana said the confidence within the team is high and that the preparations have been going very well.
India come into the ODI series on the back of winning the T20I series 3-2 for the first time in England. The last time India played an ODI series in England, they won 3-0 in September 2022. “Coming into the ODI series, confidence is high and we are preparing very well. We will try to win the ODI series with a clean sweep margin.”
“But England is also playing well and they have good players. There will be a good fight and competition. We are also looking forward to it,” said Sneh in a video posted on BCCI’s social media accounts on Wednesday.
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