Pealer reveals how he stifled Kohli virated

Former New Zealand, Neil Wagner, has opened how Indian Batters worried as the Great Kohli, Ms. Dhoni and Shikhar Dhawan with their continuous short delivery during the 2014 tests series.

Neil Wagner recalled how Indian baptmen had bothered, especially Kohli, with his continuous short delivery tactic, which finally led to the fall of the veteran Indian mixer..

The incident dates back to 2014, as it was the first match in Auckland’s Aenen Park, when New Zealand had published a 406 goal, and visitors were controlled before Wagner reached his rescue.

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Neil Wagner opens to Kohli virated with trouble with his short bowls

Neil Wagner recalled how he effectively used short ball tactics to try to break. First he rejected the whisked batter Kohli with a score of 67 with one side and a short delivery, which the right side tried to throw, only to achieve a lower border.

“This test game, I remember that the wick was quite flat, but there was a little pace and rebound. Eden Park is quite small, straight, but the square limits are pockets that are useful.”

“I remember the bowls of a couple of rebounders and how they played, and in particular Kohli seemed a little restless. I didn’t know if he should take it or not and how to play,” he told the Cricket Red Inker podcast.

“The idea was trying to cross and out of sight. He (whipped kohli) tried to throw -in front of the square because there is protection. Kohli was trying to throw -in front of the square; he only got an end of his foot and took place in BJ Watling. He had a lower border and created a little mode,” added Neil Wagner.

Wagner got the best of Shikhar Dhawan and Ms

After turning the massive role for New Zealand, Wagner sent Shikhar Dhawan, who had obtained a hundred hundred and looked confident. A surprise bumper took him by shock as he dropped the ball again to the goalkeeper’s gloves.

The game was not over yet, as it ravinese, next to the pattern Ms. Dhoni, sought to take visitors to the line. However, Neil Wagner deceived Dhoni with a slower rebound and ended his hopes with the score of only 39.

At that time Dhoni and Jadja seemed to be chasing -and playing a phenomenal entry. Dhoni did not seem to be too annoying. It was about taking the positive and aggressive option for us and not being afraid. “

“I was like, I will dump a slower ball rebound in Dhoni. I did it, and it struck him, and I was surprised. The confidence I got from this and leaning on the intestinal sensation made me feel a little confident and some self-burning,” he said.

Neil Wagner retired with a large number for New Zealand on red ball cricket

The fast left -hand diaper has played a crucial role for New Zealand over the years, and is one of the few players who has never played in hatred and the T20I series.

He has played a total of 64 games throughout his test career and was great throughout his career with the ball. Wagner had chosen 260 doctors for black caps, while also accumulating 875 clues as a batter. Retired after a honor guard received in the party against South -Africa in February 2024.

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