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NEW ZEALAND 210/3 (20 OVERS)
- Devon Conway*92 (52)
- Will Young53 (30)
- Nasum Ahmed2/30 (4)
- Mahedi Hasan1/37 (4)
BANGLADESH 144/8 (20 OVERS)
- Mohammad Saifuddin*34 (34)
- Afif Hossain45 (33)
- Lockie Ferguson2/25 (4)
- Ish Sodhi4/28 (4)
Scorer: @Thilak_Rama | Commentator: Andrew McGlashan
END OF OVER:20 | 10 Runs | BAN: 144/8 (67 runs required, RR: 7.20)
- Mohammad Saifuddin34 (34b)
- Nasum Ahmed0 (1b)
- Daryl Mitchell2-0-21-0
- Hamish Bennett4-0-20-1
New Zealand win by 66 runs in another thoroughly convincing display. It was set up by the runs of Devon Conway (yep, him again) and Will Young before Ish Sodhi blew away the Bangladesh middle order with four wickets. The visitors didn't fold completely with the bat but where never in the chase. This series now moves to Napier in a couple of days time - a victory there will mean New Zealand have won every series of the season. I'll wrap things up there for this one, but will be back in a little while to bring you coverage of New Zealand against Australia in their first T20I. For now, from Gnasher and Hemant, it's goodbye and thanks for joining us.
Daryl Mitchell will bowl the final over
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