NZ vs BAN

NZ vs BAN Dream11 Prediction, team and tips for the New Zealand vs Bangladesh T20I match of the Tri-series.

He will look to exploit the field restrictions and can score big if he plays even for the first six overs. Kane scored 31 runs in the last match and will look to convert that into a big score in this game. He will open the innings and is known for batting very aggressively from the first ball. Joining small league contests of up to 7 members is recommended with the small/head-to-head league team. He will open the innings and will look to score big in this game. New Zealand will start as the favourites to win this game. Devon Conway: Devon Conway played well in the first game. The pitch will be hard and flat with no purchase for the bowlers off the wicket. The batters need to bat according to the situation with a bit of intent if they are to do well in this series. Mustafizur Rahman was ineffective in the last match he needs to perform, especially in the death overs. Ish Sodhi was thrashed all around the park and he’ll look to bounce back strongly. They managed to score only 147 runs after opting to bat in the last match.

Michael Bracewell and Ish Sodhi set the tone for New Zealand to register their first points in the tri-series.

There was also a chance against Nurul Hasan in the final over when Conway got his gloves in the way of what could've been a direct hit and failed to collect the ball with the batter short of his ground. The home side however had a sloppy evening in the field. Given the small target, the second-wicket pair could afford to play out balls when needed, before Conway inevitably found the boundary. First, Bracewell missed a catch at cover against Mehidy Hasan Miraz, having had sighting issues due to the setting sun. Bangladesh perhaps left even New Zealand surprised when they succumbed to spin after a decent start against pace. Sodhi became only the third bowler from New Zealand - behind Tim Southee and Sophie Devine - to 100 T20I wickets along the way, and Trent Boult (2 for 25) too, was at his miserly best. Conway however didn't allow the Bangladesh bowlers to take charge, hitting timely boundaries, while Williamson rotated the strike at the other end. [Adam Milne](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/adam-milne-450860)'s fitness will be of concern to New Zealand, with the pacer bowling only two overs before going off with an abdominal muscle niggle; he was playing his first competitive match since March this year due to an Achilles tendon strain. Conway was undefeated on 70 off 51 balls when New Zealand strolled home in the 18th over, with Glenn Phillips finishing things off with consecutive sixes. Bracewell broke up a half-century stand with his third ball, and the visitors slipped from the comfort of 53 for 1 to 78 for 5 in the space of six overs. The winning shot, hit over long-on, struck a fan sitting on the grass bank in front of the Hadlee Stand, prompting Phillips to run over to check up on her. Their spinners

NZ vs BAN live score, T20 triseries: Follow live score, updates, commentary and highlights from the third T20I tri-series match between New Zealand and ...

Black Caps batter Devon Conway helps his side chase out easy target of 138 with unbeaten 70.

Bangladesh made a solid start thanks to 33 off 29 balls from Shanto, one of three new faces from the side beaten by 21 runs in Friday's opening match against Pakistan. Sodhi (2-31) removed top-scorer Najmul Hossain Shanto in his first over to raise his century of victims, before dismissing Mosaddek Hossain soon afterwards to further halt the Bangladesh mid-innings momentum. Hosts trounced Bangladesh by eight wickets in the third T20 of the ongoing tri-nation series being played in New Zealand, as Black Caps batter Devon Conway helped his side chase out the easy target of 138 with an unbeaten 70 on Sunday.

CHRISTCHURCH: Devon Conway and bowlers helped New Zealand thrash Bangladesh by eight wickets in the third T20I of the tri-nation series here at the Hagley ...

Sodhi became the fifth bowler to take 100 wickets in Twenty20 internationals. Skipper Kane Williamson scored 30 runs in 29 balls before getting out to Hasan Mahmud, while Glenn Phillips scored 23 runs in only nine balls. The hosts won the toss and opted to bowl first, restricting Bangladesh to 137-8 before chasing down the target in 17.5 overs.

Sodhi also became the fifth bowler overall and third from New Zealand to take 100 T20I wickets.

Sodhi also became the fifth bowler overall and third from New Zealand to take 100 T20I wickets. Conway was the more aggressive of the two, never letting go of any chances to get boundaries and make the chase a walk in the park. After Southee took out Mehidy Hasan Miraz early, Sodhi and Bracewell took four wickets for 45 runs from New Zealand's eight overs of spin bowling to leave Bangladesh at 78/5 in 13.3 overs.