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India vs New Zealand 3rd ODI: Sushant Singh Rajput in attendance at Mohali

Rajput also hinted that he was on his way to watch India's third One-Day International against New Zealand in Mohali.

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“Guess where I am headed to? See you soon,” Sushant Singh Rajput tweeted along with a photograph of him in the Indian blue jersey. Photo Courtesy: Twitter

Chandigarh: Actor Sushant Singh Rajput, who played the title role in cricket star Mahendra Singh Dhoni‘s biopic named “MS Dhoni – The Untold Story”, sent social media into a tizzy on Sunday after posting an image of him in an India shirt. Rajput also hinted that he was on his way to watch India’s third One-Day International against New Zealand in Mohali. “Guess where I am headed to? See you soon,” Rajput tweeted along with a photograph of him in the Indian blue jersey. An hour later, the 30-year old celebrated an India wicket moments after checking in to the Punjab Cricket Association Stadium by tweeting, “Alright , just came and we got a wicket!GO INDIA 3rd ODI #IndVsNz #TeamIndia.” LIVE CRICKET SCORECARD: India vs New Zealand, 3rd ODI at Mohali

New Zealand were put in to the bat by Dhoni after winning the toss. The visitors were all out for 285 batting first. Produced by Fox Star Studios and Arun Pandey of Inspired Entertainment, the film, directed by Neeraj Pandey, narrates Dhoni’s journey from the lanes of Ranchi to his becoming the captain of the Indian cricket team. Tom Latham (61) and James Neesham (57) took New Zealand to 285 all out in 49.4 overs in the third One-Day International (ODI) at the Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) Stadiumon Sunday. LIVE Cricket Updates, India vs New Zealand 3rd ODI at Mohali

While in-form opener Latham batted through at the top of the batting order, Neesham’s innings helped the visitors overcome a middle-order batting failure effected by spinners Amit Mishra (2/46) and Kedar Jadhav (3/29). New Zealand were 199/8 in 37.5 overs when Neesham and Matt Henry (39 not out) stitched together an 84-run stand.

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