T20 World Cup 2026: New Zealand Faces Tough Target as Afghanistan Posts 182

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CHENNAI: (Yaseen Hashmi) Afghanistan set a competitive target of 182 runs for New Zealand in their ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Group D clash, losing six wickets in the first innings.

Chasing the total, New Zealand reached 87 for 2 in 8.4 overs. With 68 balls remaining, the Kiwis need 96 more runs at a required run rate of 8.47 per over. Maintaining their current scoring rate of 10.03, New Zealand’s chances of winning are estimated at 64 percent, while Afghanistan’s chances stand at 36 percent.

Afghanistan’s innings showcased aggressive batting, giving their bowlers a total to defend, while New Zealand’s strong start in the chase indicates a closely contested encounter ahead.

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