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India wins the toss and bowls in the 2nd ODI cricket match against New Zealand

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India wins the toss and bowls in the 2nd ODI cricket match against New Zealand

India captain Shubman Gill has won a delayed toss and chose to bowl in the second one-day cricket international against New Zealand

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