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India bowl out NZ for 160 in 3rd T20I

Updated on: 22 November,2022 02:34 PM IST  |  Napier
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India bowlers produced a brilliant show to bowl out New Zealand for 160 in the series-deciding third T20I here on Tuesday

India bowl out NZ for 160 in 3rd T20I

Pic credit- Indian cricket board official Instagram handle

India bowlers produced a brilliant show to bowl out New Zealand for 160 in the series-deciding third T20I here on Tuesday.


Devon Conway (59) and Glenn Phillips (54) scored fifties. The two stitched an 86-run partnership after Finn Allen (3) and Mark Chapman (12) departed within the powerplay overs.


But the Indian bowlers did well to fashion a batting collapse as New Zealand were all out in 19.4 overs.


Mohammed Siraj (4/17) and Arshdeep Singh (4/37) impressed with the ball, snaring four wickets each.

Also read: New Zealand opt to bat against India in 3rd T20I

Brief Scores:

New Zealand: 160 all out in 19.4 overs (Devon Conway 59 and Glenn Phillips 54; Mohammed Siraj 4/17, Arshdeep Singh 4/37).

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