India's cricket board (BCCI) has announced that there will be two different captains for the upcoming five-match One Day International (ODI) series against New Zealand. Shubman Gill will lead the team in the first three matches, with Shreyas Iyer taking over as captain for the final two games. Iyer will be Gill's deputy in the initial matches, and Ishan Kishan will serve as vice-captain under Iyer. This decision follows a short break between the Test and ODI series against New Zealand. Senior players like Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli will be available for all five ODIs, while others such as KL Rahul and Prasidh Krishna will participate only in the first three matches. New additions include Tilak Varma and Auqib Nabi for the latter part of the series, along with debutants Kumar Kushagra and Yash Thakur. The series begins on November 4 in Auckland and continues through November 15.
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