NZL defeated Australia by 89 runs in their first Super 12 match.

 Devon Conway's 92-not-out performance off 58 balls helped New Zealand defeat Australia by 89 runs in the NZ Versus AUS T20 on Saturday, the first match of the Super-12 phase. At the Sydney Cricket Ground, the Blackcaps scored 201 for 3 in 20 overs before bowling out Australia for 111 runs in 17.1 overs.

 

Mitchell Santner took three wickets for 31 runs. Tim Southee took three wickets while scoring six runs. In a T20 World Cup match, Australia has never lost by that many runs. On Saturday, the New Zealand T20 World Cup 2022 Very 12 group won their most memorable game in Australia in 11 years. They defeated the host nation by 89 runs in Sydney.

 

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Devon Conway, the New Zealand opener in Saturday's Sydney Very 12 Twenty20 World Cup match, scored an incredible 92 runs without falling. He then contributed to his team's impressive 200-3 victory over Australia. In his thump, Conway used 58 balls in total. He hit two sixes and seven fours during that time. He is currently one of only a few players to score at least 90 goals during a World Cup.

A future, sold-out match at Sydney Cricket Ground will feature 2021 last. Australia prevailed in front of their Dubai fans by eight wickets. New Zealand faced intense competition from Australia. They had not crushed the Australians in Australia since around 2011.

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When Australian captain Aaron Finch called them into bat on a gloomy night, they were off to a flying start. The Dark Covers scored 29 runs, including two fours and a six from Finn Allen in Mitchell Starc's most memorable first two innings, and opener Conway added two more fast limits off Josh Hazlewood.

 

In the same way that Pat Cummins was turned down, Adam Zampa bowled Allen in the next over, and Cummins was run out for 17. When Hazlewood returned, the young right-hander was speeding down the wrinkle; however, the skilled speed lead bowled him out for 42 (from 16 balls).

 

In any case, the Kiwis' run rate was slowed by the passage of spinner Zampa and Marcus Stoinis. As a result, they were still 97 to 1 at the halfway point. Conway reached his 50th birthday with a six-off spinner from Zampa, who struck out Kane Williamson (23 for lbw) in the process. Glenn Phillips was run out for 12 by Hazlewood, but Jimmy Neesham reached 200 with a six off the final ball of the innings.