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3rd T20I: New Zealand Face Rampant India In Must-win Clash (Preview)
With Ishan Kishan: New Zealand will be without two of their most potent fast bowlers, Matt Henry and Lockie Ferguson, when they take on a rampant India in the third T20I at the Hnry Stadium on Tuesday. It’s a match New Zealand, currently trailing 2-0, must win to keep the series alive.
Henry, who bowled only two overs in the second match at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch on Saturday, one of them being a maiden, is unavailable for the rest of the series so that his workload can be managed ahead of the other formats, while Ferguson will sit out of the game in Wellington. Read More...
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