A girl from a local carnival band performs during the first T20 match between West Indies and New Zealand at the Central Broward Regional Park
#5 Average score batting second
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The teams batting second at Lauderhill have floundered on quite a few occasions. Scores of 82, 92 and 116 in the 2nd innings prove the wicket is not always ideal for the teams batting second.
In the very first T20 international on the ground, chasing 121 to win, the Sri Lankan side were shot out for a paltry 92. Players who will feature in the India-West Indies series will try and improve the record for the teams batting second.
The average total batting 2nd at Lauderhill is 134.
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