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Kamboj's relentless bowling and better planning pay off against Auckland

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Haryana pacer Kamboj has had unremarkable outings in international cricket in the past. This time, he made sure the pattern did not repeat against Auckland. Bowling with consistent lengths, a sharp use of the wobble seam, and varied pace, he showed the qualities that his management had long believed in. The article credits his improved planning for the result. It presents his performance as a sign that the team's faith in him was justified.

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