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IND vs NZ 2nd ODI: Shubman Gill Drops Absolute Sitter As Daryl Mitchell Starts Walking Back To Pavilion | Video

Indian captain Shubman Gill endured an embarrassing moment on the field after dropping a straightforward catch of New Zealand batter Daryl Mitchell during the second ODI at Wellington on Saturday, November 7. A video of the incident has gone viral on social media, with wicketkeeper KL Rahul and other Indian players appearing stunned by the missed opportunity. The incident occurred during Anshul…

IND vs NZ 2nd ODI: Shubman Gill Drops Absolute Sitter As Daryl Mitchell Starts Walking Back To Pavilion | Video

During the second ODI between India and New Zealand in Wellington on Saturday, November 7, Indian captain Shubman Gill made an embarrassing error by dropping a straightforward catch of New Zealand batter Daryl Mitchell. The incident, captured on video and quickly spreading across social media, left both players and the Indian team stunned.

Mitchell mistimed a delivery from Anshul Kamboj and hit the ball high towards the cover region. Despite having ample time to position himself under the ball, Gill failed to secure the catch, even attempting to grasp it with both hands. Surprised by the missed opportunity, Mitchell began walking back towards the pavilion as if he had been dismissed.

However, Gill's costly error proved advantageous for New Zealand, leaving the Indian batter in a state of relief. KL Rahul, standing behind the stumps, appeared equally stunned by Gill's mistake, adding to the drama of the situation. The dropped catch quickly became a topic of discussion, highlighting the missed chance for India to dismiss a key New Zealand player.

As the second ODI progresses, the missed opportunity could prove costly for India as they strive to maintain their advantage and solidify their position in the series.

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