Anshul Kamboj, who is mostly known as a swing bowler and for his control over his deliveries, put a shackle on the New Zealand batters today so that they could barely rotate the strike. Kamboj was right on the money, as when the host team lost its tenth batter, they had only 185 runs on the scoreboard.
While speaking to the media representatives after the match, Anshul Kamboj discussed how he kept himself ready after being dropped from the team. Kamboj made his debut for the national team in 2025, when the Indian cricket team was struggling with multiple injuries.
One match doesn’t decide a career: Anshul Kamboj
Kamboj told the reporters that only one match was not enough to define his career, so he kept his focus only on his game, instead of listening to the outside noise. As he gained enough confidence through his preparations, he was ready to do something significant for the Indian cricket team.
Rare ODI record for Anshul Kamboj
According to the stats, there were very few cricketers before Kamboj who were awarded the Player of the Match award for picking 2 or fewer wickets and without facing a single ball in an ODI match.
Indian players winning POTM without facing a ball and picking 2 or fewer wickets in ODIs:2/22 Anshul Kamboj vs New Zealand Auckland 20262/19 Jasprit Bumrah vs Pakistan, Ahmedabad 20232/28 Jasprit Bumrah vs South Africa The Oval 20172/26 Mohit Sharma vs Zimbabwe Bulawayo 20132/19 Bhuvneshwar Kumar vs Pakistan Edgbaston 20132/22 Anil Kumble vs Kenya Nairobi 20002/22 Javagal Srinath vs New Zealand Mumbai BS 19952/29 Anil Kumble vs England Leeds 1990
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