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Ish Sodhi

New Zealand

Full name:	Inderbir Singh Sodhi
Born:	October 31, 1992, Ludhiana
Current age:	29 Years, 9 Months, 12 Days
Major Teams:	New Zealand, Northern Districts, North Island, Nottinghamshire, New Zealand A, Worcestershire, Rajasthan Royals, New Zealand Under-19, Adelaide Strikers, New Zealand XI, Jamaica Tallawahs, St Kitts and Nevis Patriots, New Zealanders, Brampton Wolves,

BATTING STATISTICS

	M	I	N/O	R	Avg	S/R	HS	100s	50s	BF	4x	6s
Test	17	25	4	448	21.33	52.64	63 v Pakistan	0	3	851	50	7
ODI	37	17	4	137	10.53	81.06	25 v Ireland	0	0	169	6	7
T20I	73	14	5	107	11.88	112.63	19 v Netherlands	0	0	95	7	7
IPL	8	2	0	7	3.50	41.17	6 v Delhi Capitals	0	0	17	0	0
FC	88	130	18	2337	20.86	55.04	82* v Otago Volts	0	11	4246	289	35

bowling STATISTICS

	M	I	O	Maiden	R	W	AVG	S/R	E/R	BEST BOWL	BEST BOWL MATCH	5 WKT	10 WKT	BALL BOWLED
Test	17	31	531	73	1992	41	48.58	77.70	3.75	4/60 v Zimbabwe	7/79 v Zimbabwe	0	0	3186
ODI	37	36	305.1	10	1666	48	34.70	38.14	5.45	4/58 v England	4/58 v England	0	0	1831
T20I	73	71	251.3	0	2008	96	20.91	15.71	7.98	4/28 v Australia	4/28 v Australia	0	0	1509
IPL	8	8	30.1	1	202	9	22.44	20.11	6.69	3/26 v Delhi Capitals	3/26 v Delhi Capitals	0	0	181
FC	88	148	2685	400	9410	279	33.72	57.74	3.50	7/30 v Wellington Firebirds	12/62 v Wellington Firebirds	16	2	16110

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T20 World Cup 2021: Indian batting desperately needs course-correction to counter sluggish surfaces

Caught betwixt and between, India huffed and puffed to a markedly under-par total in a damning indictment of poor execution, if not ordinary planning.

Press Trust of India

T20 World Cup 2021: India's semi-final hopes dented by eight-wicket defeat against NZ

The defeat that puts India in serious danger of losing out on a semi-final berth also raises questions about outgoing T20 skipper Virat Kohli's abject failure to win an ICC tournament in four attempts as captain.

Press Trust of India

T20 World Cup 2021: Haris Rauf's four-wicket haul powers Pakistan to five-wicket win over New Zealand

Most of the top-order batters, except for opener Mohammad Rizwan (33), struggled but the experienced Malik (26 not out off 20 balls) and number seven Ali (27 not out off 12) flourished towards the end with a 48-run partnership for the sixth wicket to take Pakistan home with eight balls to spare.