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Watch Ravindra Jadeja's epic reply during press con when asked about Afghanistan-NZ match scenario

| @indiablooms | Nov 06, 2021, at 04:01 pm

Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja gave an epic reply during a press conference when a journalist asked him what will happen if Afghanistan fails to beat New Zealand in the group stage clash of the ongoing World T20.

India, despite registering a massive 8-wicket victory against Scotland on Friday,is depending a lot on Afghanistan to better the chances to reach semi-finals.

If Afghanistan could beat New Zealand in the Sunday clash then India;s chances to reach the last-four stage will be more possible.

When asked about the scenario if Afghanistan fails to beat Kiwis, Jadeja said: "Then what will happen we will pack the bags and return home."

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