NZ vs AFG: New Zealand beats Afghanistan by 289 runs
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Pudhari Online Desk: Toss in the match Afghanistan decided to field first. Batting first, New Zealand scored 288 runs in 6 innings. In this, Glenn Phillips of New Zealand scored the maximum 71 runs. Tom Latham played 68 runs. Opener Will Young after 54 runs. For Afghanistan, Naveen ul Haq and Azmatullah Umarzhai took two kills each. Rashid Khan and Mujeeb ur Rahman got one wicket each. New Zealand has a target of 289 runs to win the match. (NZ vs AFG)
New Zealand’s batting:
New Zealand’s first blow, Conway later
The third bowler in the 7th over of the match dealt New Zealand the first blow. Afghanistan bowler Mujibne Konwela lbw. Conway scored 20 runs in the 18 balls he played. New Zealand scored 43 runs losing 1 wicket in 10 overs in the match. New Zealand’s first blow came in the form of Conway in the 7th over.
New Zealand 80 after 1 in 15 overs
In the match against Afghanistan, New Zealand scored 80 runs losing 1 wicket in 15 overs. Will Young is unbeaten on 44 and Rachin Ravindra is unbeaten on 15 runs. Both of them made a partnership of 50 runs for the second wicket.
Will Young’s brilliant half century
The first bowler of the 18th over of the match, Rashid Khan, hit a four and Will Young completed his half-century in 58 balls. He scored 4 fours and 3 sixes in his half-century. (NZ vs AFG)
New Zealand’s Pathopath Dhakke, Ravindra Pathopath Young Maghari
In the 21st over of the match, the second bowler Azmatullah clean bowled Rachin Ravindra and gave the second blow to New Zealand. Ravindran scored 32 runs in 41 balls he played. In this he hit 2 fours and 1 six. Wicket Azmatullah broke the half-century partnership between Ravindra and Young. In the final over, Bowler, who scored a half-century, gave a big blow to New Zealand after Will Youngla was caught by wicketkeeper Ikramkarvi. Young made 54 runs out of 64 balls he played. In this he hit 4 fours and 3 sixes.
New Zealand’s fourth blow, Mitchell Maghari
In Samanya’s 22nd over, Rashid Khan gave New Zealand the fourth push by tackling Mitchell Jhadran Karvi. Mitchell scored 1 run in 7 balls he played.
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New Zealand has scored 150 runs for the loss of four wickets. Glenn Phillips and Tom Latham have formed a brilliant partnership. Due to the half-century partnership of both, New Zealand made a comeback in the match.
Phillip-Latham Jodianne Kamalala Dow
Glenn Phillips completed his half-century in 69 balls in Samanya’s 43rd over. In this he hit 4 fours and 2 sixes. In the match, Phillip-Latham pair made a century partnership in 134 balls for the fifth wicket. In this, Phillips scored 60 runs in 74 balls. Whereas, Lathman scored 44 runs in 63 balls.
Strong half century from Tom Latham
Glenn Phillips provided excellent batting support while Tom Latham completed his half-century. He scored 50 runs in 67 balls he played.
Naveen Ul Hakcha New Zealand double blow, Glenn Pathopath Tom Maghari
In the 48th over of Samanya, Afghanistan’s fast bowler Naveen-ul-Haq was caught by Glenn Phillips and Rashid Khan. With that, he added 144 runners to the Phillips-Latham duo. Phillips scored 71 runs out of 80 balls he played. The third bowler of the third over, Tom Lathmala was clean bowled and set by Jodila Tambut Dhadley. Lathman scored 68 runs in the 74 balls he played. (NZ vs AFG)
Glenn Phillips (71), skipper Tom Latham (68) and Will Young (54) help build the total in Chennai. Time to bowl! Follow play LIVE in NZ with @skysportnz, LIVE scoring | #CWC23 pic.twitter.com/onpsFsbbGC
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