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There are several openings for bowlers in the Test line-up, but none of the contenders have presented a strong case during the Irani Cup Siddhartha Ta

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ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day as New Zealand put up something of a fight on the second day at NewlandsFirdose Moonda at Newlands03-Jan-20