Pathum Nissanka's bat will get damaged

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After an exhilarating first T20I which went into Tremendous Over, New Zealand and Sri Lanka confronted every different in the second one sport at College Oval in Dunedin on Wednesday. Not like the hole fixture, the second one T20I didn’t see the nail-biting end because the Black Caps totally ruled the court cases and sealed a 9-wicket victory to degree the 3-match collection 1-1.

Adam Milne led New Zealand’s seamers and returned with an outstanding display which led to Sri Lanka’s innings to falter. The precise-arm pacer ended up grabbing a five-wicket haul, dismantling the Lankan batting assault proper from the phrase move.

All through his crowd pleasing bowling efficiency, Milne additionally grabbed headlines along with his fiery tempo, leading to a Sri Lanka batter breaking his bat. All of it came about all the way through the hole over of the Lankan innings when Milne bowled at a just right period which struck above the decal of Nissanka’s bat, and the willow instantly broke because the care for virtually got here out.

Here’s the video:

🚨 BROKEN BAT 🚨
Adam Milne with a ☄️ breaking Nissanka’s bat 😮

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Milne, Seifert sizzle in dominating series-levelling victory

Milne, who confirmed his insane tempo bowling within the opening over, endured to assault and demolished the Sri Lanka batting unit. He bagged a sensational five-wicket haul to limit the Islanders to an insignificant 141. Dhananjaya de Silva, with 26-ball 37, used to be the easiest scorer for the visiting facet.

In reaction, the Black Caps gunned down the modest goal in 14.4 overs with 9 wickets in hand. The superstar of the chase used to be opener Tim Seifert, who performed a wide ranging knock of 79 runs off best 43 deliveries. Seifert’s innings, which integrated a number of spectacular strokes, featured 3 fours and six sixes. He shaped an unbeaten 106-run partnership with skipper Tom Latham because the hosts levelled the collection. The three-match leg decider might be performed in Queenstown on Saturday (April 8).