New Zealand have moved onto 66/2 thanks to the few boundaries from in-form Glenn Phillips. Kane Williamson at the moment is going slower than run-a-ball but will have to accelerate soon enough. TheKiwis need 104 off the final 60 balls and can’t afford to waste any more time.
They endured a rocky start to the 180-run chase as both the openers fell early. While Finn Allen was early on the pull, Devon Conway inside edged a pull off Chris Woakes as Jos Buttler put in a full stretch dive. New Zealand finished the PowerPlay at 40/2.
“A FLYING catch from the captain!” 😮
Jos Buttler 👏
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