New Zealand, Tim Seifert, took Shaheen Shah Afridi in cleaners in the second T20I against Pakistan at Oval University in Dunedin on Tuesday (March 18), hitting four six in one. The excess gave 26 routes as he put the home side massively ahead during a 136 -meter journey.
Although the left arm pushed a girl to start the Innings, Seifert was up for it when he came for a second consecutive. The right hand strike started with one straight under the ground, followed by an additional cover. The third tradition went for a dot before Seifert pinched a couple. The last two balls also went for the maximum, as Afridi’s details read 2-1-26-0 at the end of this event.
Finn Allen had already set the tone for the execution of the current, forging three six in the second sent by Mohammad Ali.
Tim Seifert departs for 22-ball 45, but New Zealand Easy to win five wickets to get 2-0 lead
Mohammad Ali, who came for his second in the fifth of the Innings, rejected the 30 -year -old for 45, but had already gone for 16 runs before getting the wicket. Jahandad Khan unloaded Finn Allen for 38 of 16 traditions. Tourists managed to reject Mark Chapman, James neeshamAnd Daryl Mitchell, but the black lids only needed 13.1 overs to chase the target and did it with five wickers to be made available.
The coin fell in favor of black hats once again as they chose to succeed first. PakistanWhich rushed for 91 to 18.3 overs in the original game, fell slightly better, with the game falling to 15 overs per side due to rain. Salman Agha top with 46, while Shadab khan (26) and Afridi (22) fell with significant contributions to lift their side to 135. However, it was not enough.
The third T20i will take place on March 21, Friday, in Auckland.
Edited by Parag Jain
