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Rohit Sharma's "12 Saal Mein Ekbar Allowed" Comment After India's Series Loss vs New Zealand Criticised Heavily

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India succumbed to its first-ever Test series loss at home in 12 years on Saturday after New Zealand thrashed them by 113 runs in the second Test.

The last time India lost a Test series at home, it was against Alastair Cook-led England in 2012. Left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner weaved magic with his 6-104 in the second innings on Saturday as New Zealand did the unimaginable by clinching a historic Test series win in India for the first time with a 113-run victory over the hosts.

Santner, who took 7-53 in the first innings, rattled India yet again with a remarkable spell of 6-104 to end up with match figures of 13-157, the third-best match figures for a bowler from his country in Tests.

Captain Rohit Sharma in the post match press conference said because of India's great showing, the expectation at home was always high from the team.  "12 saal mein ekbar to allowed hai yaar.

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