Taylor, Williamson put NZ in control

June 23, 2021 22:38

NZ 109-2 (40 ovs); Target to win: 139 | Scorecard

Two men in the slips for Jadeja, who getting the ball to turn sharply from the footmarks.

Slightly short from Jadeja as Williamson cuts it on the bounce over the slips for a single.

Taylor gets an inside edge off the arm delivery from Jadeja for a single and Williamson gets a single off the next ball off another inside edge.

Jadeja gets some turn as Taylor gets the leading edge off the last ball.

The last drinks break of the match. Bumrah gets the ball to move away late as Williamson is beaten while trying to defend.

Williamson watchfully defends before he plays a classy drive through the covers for a four to end the over in grand style.

Jadeja rushes through his seventh over, conceding just a single.

New Zealand are 109/2 in 40 overs, needing 30 runs from 13 overs for victory.

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