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Anshul Kamboj may be experiencing New Zealand conditions for the first time, but the Indian pacer is hardly finding them unfamiliar. The cold weather and seamer-friendly pitches have reminded him of winter in Haryana, where he has been honing his…
Indian fast bowler Anshul Kamboj explained that conditions in New Zealand feel similar to the weather and wickets in Haryana. The 25-year-old pacer has impressed in his maiden ODI tour, taking 2/22 at Eden Park and 2/25 in Wellington. Kamboj noted that growing up bowling in cold, seamer-friendly domestic conditions helped him adapt quickly to New Zealand's pitches.
Kamboj emphasized that accuracy, disciplined line and length, and prior preparation with India A have been crucial to his early success. His international call-up follows a standout 2026 IPL campaign with Chennai Super Kings, where he took 21 wickets in 14 matches while working alongside Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Stephen Fleming.
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