NZ vs UAE Today's Match Expert Fantasy Tips & Player Stats, NZ vs UAE 2023

3rd T20I • Dubai International Cricket Stadium • Dubai

New Zealand

166/5 (20)

United Arab Emirates

134/7 (20)

NZ won by 32 runs

Info

Fantasy

Live

Scorecard

Playing XI

Table

Playing XILineups Out

Venue Details

Dubai International Cricket Stadium

Pace BowlingAverage

Batting ConditionAverage

Spin BowlingAverage

1st Innings

150Avg Runs

7Avg Wkts

2nd Innings

128Avg Runs

6Avg Wkts

Team Form (Last 5 Matches, Most recent first)

Team Form (Last 5 Matches)

United Arab Emirates

New Zealand

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

UAE

1- 1

Team Comparison (Last 10 Matches)

Matches Played

Matches Won

141

Average Score

135

163/6

Highest Score

196/5

112/7

Lowest Score

66/10

Player of the Match Will Young

56(46)

UAE

Info

New Zealand

166/5 (20)

Batters

Chad Bowes

100.00

c Z Khan b MJ Ullah

Tim Seifert

118.18

c B Hameed b J Siddique

Will Young

121.74

c M Faraazuddin b J Siddique

Mark Chapman

159.38

c V Aravind b J Siddique

Dean Foxcroft

100.00

c W Muhammad b Z Khan

Mitchell Santner

181.82

Not out

Rachin Ravindra

0.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 1, LB: 2, NB: 0, W: 4)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 8.3)

166/5

Did not Bat

Tim Southee, Kyle Jamieson, Adithya Ashok, Ben Lister

Bowlers

EXT

6.50

7.75

6.50

8.00

10.00

18.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Chad Bowes

c Z Khan b MJ Ullah

1-16

2.2

Tim Seifert

c B Hameed b J Siddique

2-35

4.6

Will Young

c M Faraazuddin b J Siddique

3-119

14.6

Mark Chapman

c V Aravind b J Siddique

4-135

16.4

Dean Foxcroft

c W Muhammad b Z Khan

5-159

19.4

United Arab Emirates

134/7 (20)

Batters

Aryansh Sharma

72.73

st TL Seifert b M Santner

Waseem Muhammad

200.00

c TL Seifert b BG Lister

Vritiya Aravind

133.33

c W Young b KA Jamieson

Asif Khan

73.33

c R Ravindra b A Ashok

Ansh Tandon

100.00

runout (BG Lister)

Basil Hameed *

85.71

Not out

Aayan Khan

116.67

c T Southee b BG Lister

Mohammed Faraazuddin

0.00

c M Santner b BG Lister

Junaid Siddique

66.67

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 3, NB: 0, W: 15)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 6.7)

134/7

Did not Bat

Muhammad Jawad Ullah, Zahoor Khan

Bowlers

EXT

6.00

8.75

5.80

5.25

7.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Waseem Muhammad

c TL Seifert b BG Lister

1-8

1.4

Vritiya Aravind

c W Young b KA Jamieson

2-29

4.3

Aryansh Sharma

st TL Seifert b M Santner

3-44

7.1

Asif Khan

c R Ravindra b A Ashok

4-53

8.3

Ansh Tandon

runout (BG Lister)

5-53

8.5

Aayan Khan

c T Southee b BG Lister

6-121

18.2

Mohammed Faraazuddin

c M Santner b BG Lister

7-122

18.4

Match Info

Date & Time

20 Aug, 07:30 PM IST

Venue

Dubai International Cricket Stadium

Match

3rd T20I,

New Zealand Tour of United Arab Emirates 2023

Points Table

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Akbar Ali (United Arab Emirates), Shiju Sam (United Arab Emirates), Aasif Iqbal (United Arab Emirates, TV)

Referee

Andy Pycroft (Zimbabwe)

Toss

United Arab Emirates elected to bowl

Player of the Match Will Young

56(46)

Commentary

As Tim Southee poses alongside his teammates with the trophy, we come to the conclusion of our coverage of the 3-match T20I series between the United Arab Emirates and New Zealand. UAE put up an inspirational fight, one that'll stir motivation for all associate cricket nations, but this New Zealand side, having fielded a few fresh faces, proved to be too good at the end. Regardless to say, both sides have plenty of positives to take from this tour. As always, there's plenty of cricketing action to come tomorrow, so do keep an eye on our tabs for our coverage of the same! This is Rajarshi, signing off on behalf of Bala. See you later!

Tim Southee, New Zealand captain: Today was our best performance this series by far. All that you can ask for. Good way to finish the series. Great to see the debutants today, they put in some great performances in domestic cricket over the years. Good to see them exposed at this level, and they have started off well. The heat's been a big factor in this tour, UAE has been hot and sweaty. The guys adjusted pretty well, these are the things you do when you tour, and they did a great job.

Mark Chapman is the Player Of The Series! Here's what he has to say: It was nice for the boys to rebound today and put a complete performance together! Nice to get the series win. The way that Will played, he really put the pressure back on their bowling, and then our job became a lot easier. Nice to put some runs on the board and give some bowlers something to bowl at. Games are always tough against full-nation teams, UAE played beautifully. Associate nations can compete in this format the most, and they can go from strength to strength.

Will Young (Player of the Match): Interesting sitting out for two games. They (UAE) are a fantastic side, played beautifully. I got a chance to go out there today and do it. Looked a similar wicket to the first game, also had a bit of grass. It was a bit two-paced early on but levelled out later.

Muhammad Waseem (captain, United Arab Emirates): We were going for the chase, but we did not get a good start. After that we struggled in the middle. The wicket was very good, 166 was chaseable. We did not get a good start. I was going for the attack, I was looking for a good start. Wanted to have 50-55 runs in the (first) six overs. We are very thankful to the supporters and also to our management. I am very happy with the way my team played against a team like New Zealand.

Match summary:

New Zealand win by 32 runs

Will Young 56(46) | Ben Lister 3/35 (4)
Aayan Afzal Khan 42(36) | Junaid Siddique 3/26 (4)

They had their moments of scare, moments of learnings, and now, this inexperienced New Zealand side have their moment of triumph! They clinched the crucial moments in a crucial game, fought back incredibly well with the ball, and proved to be too good for a really spirited United Arab Emirates side! The hosts just couldn't replicate their batting performance this time around, but have certainly gained plenty over the course of these three matches!

The wicket of Muhammad Waseem early on, after Tim Southee produced a maiden first over, having Aryansh Sharma on strings, pegged UAE onto the back foot right away. Aryansh recovered from that first over, and in partnership with Vriitya Aravind, looked to get UAE back in the chase. Aravind was just starting to look good when he toe-ended a pull shot towards Young at mid wicket, and had to depart.

Mitchell Santner and Adithya Ashok then went on to choke the runs with success. As a result, the wickets continued to tumble - Aryansh Sharma, Asif Khan and Ansh Tandon all fell in quick succession, the latter of the three being run out by some athletic work on the field from Will Young. Santner and Ashok bowled their four overs in tandem, and swung the game heavily in favour of the Blackcaps.

With the chips down, one would have expected a meek capitulation from the hosts right then, but Aayan Afzal Khan kept believing. The 17-year-old, in partnership with Basil Hameed - 14 years older than him, went on to steer UAE back in contention. He picked the right deliveries to attack, ran hard between the wickets with the exception of the odd bad call, and started to find the boundaries. While Hameed was struggling for timing at the other end, Aayan kept fighting, but it was going to be too much for him eventually.

The 16th over from Kyle Jamieson, which saw him bowl four dots in a row to Basil Hameed, knocked the air right out of the Emirates. The equation went from 65 off 30 to 63 off 24, and from then on, the Kiwis were always going to close the game their way. Lister, Southee and Jamieson then went on to close the game out clinically. In the end, New Zealand took the game and the series, the margin of victory being 32 runs.

An anti-climatic end to what has been a rather unexpectedly intriguing series! New Zealand had their moments of scare, but they'll depart the Emirates having secured a 2-1 series win over the hosts with the help of a 32-run victory!

overs

134 /7 score

5wd

runs

Junaid Siddique *

2 (3)

Basil Hameed

26 (28)

Kyle Jamieson

1 /24

19.6 Kyle Jamieson to Junaid Siddique, moves way across the stumps shaping up for a ramp. Attempts a slog in the end but makes no contact nevertheless. Comfortable victory for New Zealand, they win the series 2-1

19.5 Kyle Jamieson to Basil Hameed, slower ball short of a good length. Pulls it to deep square leg for a single

19.4 Kyle Jamieson to Basil Hameed, short of a length angling back in. Swings across the line only to get beaten

19.3 Kyle Jamieson to Basil Hameed, slower ball on a good length. Swings across the line but gets an inside edge onto his pad

19.2 Kyle Jamieson to Basil Hameed, slower delivery on a good length outside off. Taps it to cover point. Doesn't take the single

19.1 Kyle Jamieson to Junaid Siddique, bang in the blockhole this time! Manages to jab it out on the leg-side

19.1 Kyle Jamieson to Junaid Siddique, FIVE WIDES! Well, that will help. Tries to follow the batter as he makes room, but it is way too down the leg side. No chance for a diving Seifert

Kyle Jamieson (3-0-16-1) is back into the attack

Final over, then. Mathematically, and practically as well, New Zealand have this in the bag.

overs

127 /7 score

1wd

runs

Basil Hameed *

25 (24)

Junaid Siddique

1 (1)

Ben Lister

3 /35

18.6 Ben Lister to Basil Hameed, FOUR! Finds the boundary! Short ball angling in. Gets back and pulls it over mid-wicket. The timing is good on this occasion and beats the fielder in the deep

18.5 Ben Lister to Junaid Siddique, short of a length angling into the body. Gets cramped for room as he pushes it to mid-on

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