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Shivam Dube Credits Match Time for Growing Mindset After Vizag Blitz

After India’s 50-run defeat to New Zealand in the fourth T20I, Shivam Dube said regular match exposure has strengthened his mindset and game awareness.

The all-rounder smashed a stunning 65 off 23 balls, including a 15-ball fifty, showcasing his power against spin. Dube credited consistent opportunities with bat and ball for improving his decision-making and adaptability in different situations.

He highlighted his defined role of attacking spinners in the middle overs and putting pressure on opponents. Despite the loss, Dube’s innings was a major positive as India prepare to finish the series on a high in the final T20I at Thiruvananthapuram.

Sahir Usman

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