James Neesham, along with Mitchell Santner, took New Zealand out of trouble and led the team to victory.

In the last T20 match played between New Zealand and Bangladesh on Sunday, the Kiwi team won the college by 17 runs with Duckworth Lewis Rules. With this, the journey of three T-20 match series 1-1 continues. New Zealand needed 16 runs from 32 balls, there was so much rain. After that he could not play further.

Earlier, the second T20 played in Mount Maunganui was also canceled due to rain. Whereas in the first T-20 match, Bangladesh defeated New Zealand by 5 wickets.

The third T20 match between Bangladesh and New Zealand was also interrupted due to rain.

Bangladesh got the first blow by 4 runs
The New Zealand team won the toss in the match and decided to bat first. His decision proved correct and the entire Bangladesh team was out after scoring only 110 runs in 19.2 overs. Bangladesh got the first blow with a score of 4 runs. Opener Soumya Sarkar returned LBW to Bayern off the bowling of Tim Saudi. Bangladesh’s score after 6 overs was 45 runs for 3 wickets. Whereas Bangladesh had lost 5 wickets till 68 runs. No batsman from Bangladesh could play a big innings.

Captain Nazmul Hussain Shanto was the top scorer from Bangladesh. He scored 17 runs on 15 balls.

Mitchell Santner was New Zealand’s top wicket taker
For New Zealand, captain Mitchell Santner took the maximum of 4 wickets for 16 runs in 4 overs. He made Afif Hussain (14), Tauheed Hart (16), Shamim Hussain (9) and Mehdi Hasan (4) his victims. Apart from these, Tim Southee took 2/25 runs in 4 overs and Adam Milne took 3.2 runs in 23 overs. Make it. Wickets 2 wickets and Ben Sears took 2 wickets for 28 runs in 4 overs.

For New Zealand, captain Mitchell Santner took the maximum of 4 wickets for 16 runs in 4 overs.

James Neesham and Santner took over New Zealand’s innings.
The Kiwis also got off to an early start, but James Neesham (28) and Mitchell Santner (18) took them to victory in the collegiate match. New Zealand’s first wicket fell at 16 runs. Tim Seifert faced 3 balls and scored 1 run. New Zealand had lost 5 wickets for 49 runs.

Their four batsmen returned after scoring 1-1 runs. It seemed that the match would be played in Bangladesh’s hands. James Neesham and Mitchell Santner captured the innings and led the team to victory. When the match was stopped due to rain, New Zealand needed 16 runs from 32 balls. In such a situation, under Duckworth Lewis rule, they won by 17 runs.

Mehdi Hasan and Shorfullam took 2 wickets each for Bangladesh.
Mehdi Hasan and Shoriful Islam took 2-2 wickets for Bangladesh. Mehdi spent only 18 runs in 4 overs. Shoriful scored only 17 runs in 3.4 overs.