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Shreyas Iyer posted a four‑word Māori message after India's 3‑2 T20I series win over New Zealand, praised by coach Gautam Gambhir

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India won a 3‑2 T20I series against New Zealand. Captain Shreyas Iyer posted a four‑word message using the Māori phrase “Ka mau te wehi” to express pride in the team, and Coach Gautam Gambhir said he celebrated Iyer’s effective guidance of a young side.

Why it matters

Followers of Shreyas Iyer will note his concise post celebrating the series win and the coach’s public commendation of his leadership.

Key facts

  1. India secured the series with a 3‑2 margin over New Zealand.
  2. The team began the series strongly but faltered in the final matches.
  3. Iyer said the side needs improvements in batting and bowling after the last loss.
  4. The phrase “Ka mau te wehi” is a Māori expression.

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