New Zealand Sets 169-Run Target Against Sri Lanka
Captain Mitchell Santner led the innings with 47 runs
Colombo: (Web Desk) – In the sixth Super Eight match of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, New Zealand cricket team set a target of 169 runs for Sri Lanka cricket team.
Batting first at Sri Lanka’s invitation, the Kiwis scored 168 for 7 wickets in their allotted 20 overs. Captain Mitchell Santner led the innings with 47 runs, while Cole McConchie remained unbeaten on 31. Other notable contributions came from Rachin Ravindra (32), Finn Allen (23), Glenn Phillips (18), with smaller contributions from Tim Seifert (8), Daryl Mitchell (3), and Mark Chapman (0).
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For Sri Lanka, the bowling was spearheaded by Maheesh Theekshana and Dushmantha Chameera, who claimed three wickets each, while Dunith Wellalage picked up one wicket.
Sri Lanka now needs 169 runs to win and stay in contention in the Super Eight stage.


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