NZ vs his match report: Tim Robinson, Jacob Duffy and Matt Henry Power New Zealand at 21 points on South Africa | Cricket news
An undefeated partnership between Tim Robinson and beginner Bevon Jacobs led New Zealand to a 21-point victory over South Africa in a T20 tri-series match on Wednesday, with Robinson marking 75 no and Jacobs contributing 44 points in their total of 173-5.The quick quantities Jacob Duffy and Matt Henry played a decisive role in the victory of New Zealand, taking three counters each while South Africa was overthrown for 152 in 18.2 Overs.
The Lhuan-dre Pretorius from South Africa began strongly with 27 points, including six limits before Henry and Duffy retaliate with quick counters.Pretorius fell on Henry’s slower balloon, moving to the ticketkeeper Tim Seifert, while Rubin Hermann was caught up in Duffy bowling for a single round.The beginner Senuran Muthusamy, promoted to n ° 4, was turned upside down by Ish Sodhi shortly after the PowerPlay.The South African captain Rassie Van Der Dussen was exhausted for 6 points by Mitchell Santner at the end of the non-state, leaving his team to the difficulties at 62-5 in the ninth.Dewald Brevis scored 35 out of 18 balls and George Linde made 30 out of 20 balls, but both were taken in the outside against Henry and Duffy respectively.Duffy almost made a hat -trick after rejecting Linde and Kwena Maphaka consecutively, but Lungi Ngidi survived the hat balloon. Henry sealed the victory by rejecting Gerald Coetzee.New Zealand sleeves had a trembling start while their first order was fighting against short-term bowling alley. Devon Conway, returning to T20 after three years, only managed 9 points before falling to Maphaka.Daryl Mitchell and Mitchell Hay were rejected for a figure scores, while James Neesham recorded his seventh Duck T20, captured by Corbin Bosch off the coast of Maphaka bowling.Robinson and Jacobs turned the sleeves with their 103 -point partnership, scoring 63 points in the last five Overs.Robinson reached his fifty with a six against Coetzee, who played his first international match after a nine -month injury break. Coetzee conceded 19 points in the final, ending with figures of 1-39.Maphaka was the most successful launcher in South Africa with 2-38, while South Africa had made three changes to their team which previously beat Zimbabwe.
