Australia vs New Zealand

Australia Dominates New Zealand in T20 International Series

Find out how Australia humiliated New Zealand in a rain-affected T20 match at Eden Park!

Australia and New Zealand faced off in the third T20 international match with Australia emerging victorious by 27 runs in a rain-reduced game. The Aussies showcased their batting prowess, securing their 100th T20I victory and completing a clean sweep of the Kiwis in a series marked by lengthy rain delays. Despite the absence of Kane Williamson, New Zealand's skipper Mitchell Santner and his team suffered a clean sweep in the T20 series against the dominant tourists.

Unheralded bowlers from the Australian team created a World Cup headache by delivering an impressive performance in the Chappell-Hadlee series. Australia's victory in the rain-affected third T20I not only retained the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy but also highlighted their formidable form leading up to the T20 World Cup.

The match at Eden Park saw Australia's unrelenting dominance as they secured a comfortable victory over New Zealand. With the Aussies bringing up their 100th T20I win and handing the Black Caps a clean sweep, the series finale served as an ominous warning to their competitors in the upcoming T20 World Cup.

In a rain-affected clash under the DLS system, Australia humiliated World No. 2, New Zealand, at Eden Park with a 27-run victory. The emphatic win solidified Australia's reputation as a strong contender in the T20 format, setting the stage for an exciting and competitive cricket season ahead.