Netherlands vs New Zealand

The Netherlands are all set to lock horns against New Zealand in the 2nd T20I of their two-match series on Friday. The Kiwis are currently 1-0 up in the ...

Mitchell Santner will lead the Kiwis in the second T20I, while the Netherlands will be captained by Scott Edwards. New Zealand will play the game without the presence of some of its key players like Kane Williamson and Trent Boult. Image: Twitter/@Blackcaps/AP Image: Twitter/@Blackcaps/AP

That's 6-0 over Ireland in ODIs and T20Is, 3-0 over Scotland in ODIs and T20Is and now 2-0 over Netherlands.

a jaw-dropping innings of 127that rescued New Zealand from dire straits, ended it with a two-wicket haul. Tom Cooper (26 off 17) and Scott Edwards (26* off 20) gave the innings a bit of impetus at the end but it wasn't enough. Netherlands, whose bowlers were able to stifle New Zealand inthe first T20I, would have hoped for a similar performance but there really was no recourse after they could put up only 147 on the board.

Netherlands vs New Zealand: Who Will Win The Match: New Zealand will want to continue its dominance in the second of two games.

However, I think that New Zealand will be able to hold their own in this match and come out on top. There is no doubt that New Zealand will be looking to win this match today and take home their first T20I series victory against Netherlands. The Dutch side has proved time and time again that they are one of the most talented teams in all of cricket, and they will not want to let this chance slip away. Martin Guptill scored 45 runs off 36 balls, stroking four fours and one maximum, in the first match of the day.

As expected, the scoreline is 2-0. Now, the Black Caps will fly to West Indies for a 3-match ODI and T20I series. As far as the Dutch team is concerned, ...

In the arc and it's out of the park. Mitchell played a lovely supporting role and towards the end, he opened his arms and hammered a few lusty blows to take New Zealand home at a canter. Mitchell Santner will be delighted with the way the team responded and they will look to carry the same momentum forward. Chasing a target of 148, New Zealand did lose their openers cheaply but Mitchell Santner promoted himself at number three and along with Daryl Mitchell, he raised an unbeaten century stand to overhaul the target with utmost ease. Mentions that the team is in good spirits and is looking forward to the next challenge in West Indies. Praises Bas de Leede and says that he has been sensational for them for the last year or so.