3rd t20i between New Zealand and English Set up for tomorrow at Eden Park in Auckland. England currently lead the three-match series 1-0 A dominant 65-run win in the second T20Icanceled the first match due to rain. The final match will be a high level encounter as they look to seal the series and leapfrog new zealand and level the competition.
England produced a commanding batting display in the second T20I, scoring 236 half-centuries Phil salt (85 off 56) and Harry Brook (78 off 35). Their bowling attack, spearheaded Adil RashidA four wicket haul then dismissed New Zealand for 171. New Zealand’s top order, led Tim Seifert and Mitchell crossA stronger fight is needed in Auckland. England’s attacking form, led by captain Brook, is expected to continue.
The New Zealand squad includes key players such as Seifert (WK), Tim Robinson, Santer (C), Daryl Mitchelland Kyle JamiesonFocus on a balanced approach in batting and bowling. A strong quince field with England Buttlers (wk), salt, brook (c), Sam Curranand Adil Rashid aims for their dominance.
Eden Park Field report
Eden Park’s pitch has a flat surface, good bounce and carry, ideal for aggressive batting especially in the initial boundary. While the pitch can help pacers early with the new ball and winds on the ground, the pitch is slower than other New Zealand venues, helping pacers early with the new ball and winds. Second teams at Eden Park often prefer to score under 200 overall.
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Eden Park Statistics and records
- Total Matches: 33
- Matches won by batting first: Scorpio
- Matches won by bowling first: Scorpio
- Average 1st innings scores: 162
- Average 2nd shot scores: 148
- Highest overall recorded: 245/5 (18.5 OVS) Australia vs New Zealand
- Lowest overall record: Bangladesh vs New Zealand by 76/10 (9.3 OVS).
- The highest score followed: 245/5 (18.5 OVS) Australia vs New Zealand
- The lowest score defended: England vs New Zealand by 108/6 (20 OV).
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