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Fielding the challenge: India get to grips with Eden Park

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India's fielding will face an early test at Auckland's Eden Park, where unfamiliar dimensions and tricky angles demand quick adaptation. With 27 catches dropped in their last 18 ODIs, the focus is on sharpening ground fielding and improving catching efficiency ahead of the New Zealand series.

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Fielding the challenge: India get to grips with Eden Park
SAHIL MALHOTRA · 11/3/2026, 7:25:40 AM
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