Aus vs nz t20

I don't think this will have any bearing on the Ashes but I think it will make a big difference to boys and girls in Australia and will hopefully bring some youth into the game. It is nice to see a team with such a rich pedigree in terms of players, who a horrible record as a team, come out and win a T20 World Cup. More from Aaron Finch: "David Warner has been outstanding. I can't believe that people wrote him off a few weeks ago and said he was done. That is when he plays his best cricket - it was almost like poking the bear. He was outstanding. "What a tournament Adam Zampa had too - he was player of the tournament for me. He controlled the innings for us and took wickets. He is a super player. "What a way for Mitch Marsh to start his innings today. He came out and put so much pressure on New Zealand from the start. He was outstanding."

New Zealand got their 2022 T20 World Cup campaign off to the perfect start, beating host nation Australia in dominant fashion. A stunning batting performance saw the Kiwis score 200 runs, a total that Australia never threatened to come close to. The Sporting News had all the live coverage from Saturday night's clash. MORE: Finn Allen goes hard and fast Overall, it was a brilliant batting effort from New Zealand, but Finn Allen's performance in the early stages stole the show. Opening for the Kiwis, he scored a stupendous 42 runs off 16 balls, before being dismissed just fours overs into the inning. The 23-year-old showed no fear at the crease, hitting five fours and three sixes in what was a blistering showing. Brilliance from Conway Arguably even more impressive than Allen's explosive knock was Devon Conway's performance. Whilst his strike rate (158.62) was considerably less than Allen's (262.5), he led the way for New Zealand throughout their entire inning. Finishing up at 92 not out, there wasn't much to criticise about the left-hander's performance. He was comfortable whilst facing both fast and spin bowlers, and Australia ultimately couldn't find a way to stop him. Australia crumbles in home opener It was far from an ideal start to the 2022 tournament for Australia, who now face a steep challenge to retain their title on home soil. An unfortunate and freakish dismissal of David Warner saw the home side get off to a bad start before the wickets kept falling. A new batt...

AUS vs NZ Highlights, T20 World Cup: New Zealand thrashes Australia by 89 runs in Super 12 opener; Conway, Southee shine Australia vs New Zealand T20 World Cup: Get all the latest score updates, commentary and highlights as AUS and NZ lock horns in the Super 12 opener at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday. Updated : Oct 22, 2022 16:16 IST SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 22: Tim Southee of New Zealand celebrates with team mates after dismissing David Warner of Australia during the ICC Men's T20 World Cup match between Australia and New Zealand at Sydney Cricket Ground on October 22, 2022 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images) | Photo Credit: Mark Kolbe SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 22: Tim Southee of New Zealand celebrates with team mates after dismissing David Warner of Australia during the ICC Men's T20 World Cup match between Australia and New Zealand at Sydney Cricket Ground on October 22, 2022 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images) | Photo Credit: Mark Kolbe Hello and welcome to Sportstar’s HIGHLIGHTS of the T20 World Cup Super 12 match between Australia and New Zealand in Sydney on Saturday. Tim Southee (three for six) and Mitchell Santner (three for 31) were in charge of wrecking Australia, which was bowled out for 111, its lowest T20I score at home. Meanwhile, New Zealand ended its almost 11-year-long winless spell in Australia with a commanding win. Earlier, Devon Conway’s 58-ball unbeaten 92, Finn Allen 16-ball 42 blaze in the Powe...

AUS vs NZ LIVE WICKET! Adam Zampa strikes. He bowls that full and straight as Williamson goes for the reverse sweep and misses the ball completely. It hits his front pads and the umpire raises his finger. The batter has gone upstairs to have a second look at it. But the DRS shows three reds and he will have to walk back for 23 off 23 PREVIEW: The Super 12 stage of the T20 World Cup kicks off today with the finalists of the last edition, Australia and New Zealand taking on each other in Sydney. Hosts Australia will be coming out to defend their title while the Blackcaps would look to start the campaign on a positive note. T20 World Cup: Australia had roped in an in-form Cameron Green who replaced the injured Josh Inglis. Inglis out of the squad with a hand injury. For New Zealand, Daryl Micthell is most likely to be unavailable as he is recovering from a fractured finger. SQUADS: Australia: Aaron Finch(c), David Warner, Mitchell Marsh, Glenn Maxwell, Marcus Stoinis, Tim David, Matthew Wade(w), Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood, Steven Smith, Kane Richardson, Ashton Agar, Cameron Green

One to remember for all of us who chose to forgo the sleep! We have been rewarded with a famous Australian victory, as our men's team conquers the last remaining frontier of international cricket. The T20 World Cup is in Australia's hands, thanks to a complete squad effort over the course of the tournament. The final was the tournament in microcosm, every player combining to play their roles with a few standout performances along the way. We'll have plenty more coverage coming today in the wash up to this win, and then of course it's full steam ahead for a summer of Ashes cricket. The blogs will be everpresent, so be sure to join me and the team then. Thanks for your company and I'll see you then! Be honest? I sure didn't, and I did not see a single person suggest Australia could or would win this World Cup before the tournament, or even halfway through the tournament. This has been an Australian team that has embraced each other and embraced their own unique place within the whole to do something pretty special. It's special for Justin Langer and for so many of these players who have been maligned throughout their careers. Not least Mitch Marsh, who has quietly become a key cog in this team and one of the best number three batters in world T20 cricket. He was exceptional tonight. 19th over - Southee again FOUR RUNS! Marsh swings as hard as he physically can and bludgeons one down the ground, dodging the diving Neesham and finding the fence. Australia can taste it now! A s...

The New Zealand vs Australia live stream takes place today (Sunday, November 14). ► Time 2 p.m. GMT / 9 a.m. ET / 6 a.m. PT • U.S. — Watch on Willow via • U.K. — Watch on •Watch anywhere — try Neither side was considered among the favorites before the tournament started, but that was perhaps unfair. After all, New Zealand are ranked fourth in the world and Australia sixth — it's not like either are no-hopers. Both have plenty of top players in good form at each end of the order. And in fact, both play in a similar way, with hard-hitting, fast-starting openers followed by middle orders that can either be explosive or self-destructive. In the two semi-finals we got the explosive version, with New Zealand's Jimmy Neesham and Australia's Matthew Wade rescuing what looked like lost causes after good starts from openers Daryl Mitchell and David Warner respectively. On the bowling side, each team is based around a trio of pace bowlers backed up by an in-form spinner; for New Zealand that's Trent Boult, Tim Southee and Adam Milne with Ish Sodhi the spinner, while the Aussies have Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell Starc and Adam Zampa. So, who are the favorites here? Well New Zealand would be most people's pick, but they have to contend with the absence of wicketkeeper-batsman Devon Conway, who broke a bone in his hand in the semi-final. Regular 'keeper Tim Seifert returns in his place. Australia have won the toss and will bowl — which gives them a massive advantage, with dew l...

BATTING R B M 4s 6s SR Martin Guptill c Stoinis b Zampa 28 35 53 3 0 80.00 Daryl Mitchell c †Wade b Hazlewood 11 8 18 0 1 137.50 Kane Williamson (c) c Smith b Hazlewood 85 48 69 10 3 177.08 Glenn Phillips c Maxwell b Hazlewood 18 17 32 1 1 105.88 James Neesham not out 13 7 17 0 1 185.71 Tim Seifert † not out 8 6 15 1 0 133.33 Extras (b 1, lb 3, nb 1, w 4) 9 TOTAL 20 Ov (RR: 8.60) 172/4 3.5 toDJ Mitchell, slower ball, and it has still managed to carry to the keeper. Looks like a legcutter, could even be a knuckle ball, but it has moved just enough off the straight to take the edge from a similar punch from Mitchell. Wade dives in front to take it clean. It is a legcutter, replays confirm. 28/1 11.1 toMJ Guptill, slogged down the throat of deep midwicket! Stoinis steadies himself under the catch, and it's Guptill who winces now. Lobbed up straight and he went for the big hit but never quite got hold of his slog-sweep. Guptill was the man to take Zampa down, but he's taken himself out instead. 76/2 Mitchell Marsh 1 0 11 0 11.00 1 2 0 0 0 12.2 toDA Warner, splat! Boult strikes, stumps akimbo! Looks ungainly from Warner, attempting to hammer a crouching pull-cum-sweep through leg... the ball is on a length and just zips through, smashing into the polls and giving NZ a lifeline at the crucial moment. 107/2 Tim Southee 3.5 0 43 0 11.21 6 5 2 1 0 Adam Milne 4 0 30 0 7.50 12 4 1 1 0 Ish Sodhi 3 0 40 0 13.33 3 3 2 3 0 Mitchell Santner 3 0 23 0 7.66 4 1 1 0 0 James Neesham 1 0 15 0 1...