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Kiwi Adithya Ashok faces India in Vadodara

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As the New Zealand side landed in Vadodara to kick-off the ODI series between India and New Zealand, one name stood out in particular, Adithya Ashok. The Tamil-Nadu born young Kiwi leg-spinner is about to face his native land for the first time on Jan. 11. The 23-year-old right-arm leg-spinner was born and raised in Vellore until age four, when he moved to New Zealand with his family.
 

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