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NZ vs BAN 2nd T20I: Bangladesh given revised target of 170 in 16 overs as per DLS method; Follow Live Updates- After sent to bat, Tim Southee’s New Zealand were off to a rocky start, losing early wickets. While they kept on losing wickets at regular intervals, Glenn Phillips and Daryl Mitchell helped the NZ post 173/5 in 17.5 overs before rain stopped play in the 2nd T20I at the McLean Park in Napier on Tuesday. The rain also ended NZ innings while Bangladesh were given a 148-run target in 16 overs as per the DLS method.
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New Zealand were off to a good start with Martin Guptill and Finn Allen with their feet on the pedal. But three quick wickets in Allen, Guptill and Conway in a span of three overs put the hosts on the backfoot. However, it was a brilliant catch from Taskin Ahmed at the deep mid-wicket that saw Guptill depart in the 6th over.
While New Zealand kept losing wickets at regular, Glenn Phillips and Daryl Mitchell with quickfire knocks helped steady NZ ship. Before rain stopped play for the second time, the hosts were looking at a big score once again. However, rain officially ended the first innings with Bangladesh given a 170-run target in 16 overs to chase as per the DLS method, New Zealand Cricket tweeted.
NZ vs BAN 2nd T20I: Bangladesh given revised target of 170 in 16 overs as per DLS method; Follow Live Updates- After sent to bat, Tim Southee’s New Zealand were off to a rocky start, losing early wickets. While they kept on losing wickets at regular intervals, Glenn Phillips and Daryl Mitchell helped the NZ post 173/5 in 17.5 overs before rain stopped play in the 2nd T20I at the McLean Park in Napier on Tuesday. The rain also ended NZ innings while Bangladesh were given a 148-run target in 16 overs as per the DLS method.
New Zealand were off to a good start with Martin Guptill and Finn Allen with their feet on the pedal. But three quick wickets in Allen, Guptill and Conway in a span of three overs put the hosts on the backfoot. However, it was a brilliant catch from Taskin Ahmed at the deep mid-wicket that saw Guptill depart in the 6th over.
While New Zealand kept losing wickets at regular, Glenn Phillips and Daryl Mitchell with quickfire knocks helped steady NZ ship. Before rain stopped play for the second time, the hosts were looking at a big score once again. However, rain officially ended the first innings with Bangladesh given a 170-run target in 16 overs to chase as per the DLS method, New Zealand Cricket tweeted.
While New Zealand kept losing wickets at regular, Glenn Phillips and Daryl Mitchell with quickfire knocks helped steady NZ ship. Before rain stopped play for the second time, the hosts were looking at a big score once again. However, rain officially ended the first innings with Bangladesh given a 170-run target in 16 overs to chase as per the DLS method, New Zealand Cricket tweeted.