Dream 11 Predition: New Zealand vs Australia 2nd T20I

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New Zealand vs Australia 2nd T20I Match: The last match was very competitive and amazing because the match went to the last ball of the high-scoring match in which Australia won by 6 wickets.

New Zealand needs to back themselves in the next match because, in the last match, they did almost everything right except bowling in the end phase of the match. In the last over, Southee needed to defend 16 runs, but Tim David hit four in the last ball when the team needed four runs. The batting unit of Blackcaps did very well in which Conway and Ravindra scored 60+ runs, but the bowling unit needs to improve themselves in the next match.

The Australian team is once again coming to their true essence, which they showed through 1999-2010 because, at that time, they dominated the cricket world have and recently, after winning the 50 World Cup, they are showing the world that they are back again at the top. In the last match, they showed courage to win the match when it looked impossible to win it. They needed 35 runs in just 12 balls, but then Tim David scored 31 in just 10 balls to give Australia their first win of the series.

When and Where To Watch New Zealand vs Australia Match Prediction, 2nd T20I Match

Match	New Zealand vs Australia Match Prediction, 1st T20I Match
Date & Time	February 23rd, 2024, 11:40 AM IST
Venue	Eden Park, Auckland
Where to Watch	Amazon Prime Video

Player Injury Report For New Zealand vs Australia Match Prediction, 2nd T20I Match

There is no latest injury news.

New Zealand vs Australia Head-to-Head T20 Record

Match Played	17
Australia Won	11
New Zealand Won	6
Tie/NR	0/0

Weather Conditions For New Zealand vs Australia Match Prediction, 2nd T20I Match

There is no chance of rain, and the temperature will be around 18 degrees Celsius.

Pitch Report of Eden Park, Auckland, In New Zealand vs Australia Match Prediction, 2nd T20I Match

Match Played	23 Matches
Batting first won	10 Matches won
Batting second won	12 Matches won
Average 1st innings scores	173.3 Runs
Highest Team innings total	245/6 by Aus
Lowest Team innings total	132/5 by NZ

Eden Park, Auckland, has been one of the high-scoring grounds in the T20I format, in which the highest score is 245, which is amazing batting, and even the 1st inning average is 173.3, which is highly considered in the T20I format. The pace bowlers will get the early swing but must pitch in the right area. If they miss, even a little batter can punish them easily.

Team Preview Of Australia

Australia will also be backing itself in the next match, but they need to improve their bowling efforts because, in the last match, they gave too many runs. There is a chance that they might replace Adam Zampa with a pace bowler because he went for a lot of runs in the last match.

Important players for the Australia Team in the match against New Zealand

1- David Warner will have the last year of his cricketing career as he has already retired from ODI and Test. Now it is the time for him to say goodbye to international cricket, but he is not letting his fans down as in the West Indies series, he was the top scorer with 173 runs in 3 matches. In the last match, he started off well, but then Santner had his wicket on 32 runs.

2- Mitchell Marsh was the player of the match for his amazing 72 not-out and one wicket in three overs, which tells us what lead from the front means. He has been one of the best explosive batters around for the last two years. After suffering from multiple injuries at the start of his career, he is now showing all people his skills.

3- Glenn Maxwell was expensive with his bowling in the last match and also unable to have a big impact with his 25-run innings. However, on his day, he can do anything because of his different skill set.

Team Preview New Zealand

New Zealand needs to keep working hard if they want to win their last match because it was a total heist from Australia in their last match as they were not able to defend 35 runs in just 12 balls. They might make a few changes in the bowling attack, as they can bring in Ben Sears in place of Adam Milne or Tim Southee.

Important players for the New Zealand Team in the match against the Australian team

1- Rachin Ravindra has become one of the best talents for the New Zealand team in the past year, winning the emerging player of the ODI World Cup and then scoring a century on his test debut series against a tough side like South Africa. He once again showed what he is capable of as he scored 68 runs in just 35 balls with six sixes.

2- Finn Allen had a great series against Pakistan in their last T20I series, and he looked good in the last match at the start of hitting runs but got caught by the slower delivery of Starc. However, he will again be important for New Zealand to give them a good start.

3- Devon Conway at last had a good match after a long break as he scored 63 in 46 balls, but still, at the start, he did not look very confident in scoring. He needs to believe in himself, as he is one of the greatest batters in the world right now.

Dream 11 Fantasy Picks For New Zealand vs Australia 2nd T20I Match

Wicket-keeper: Josh Inglis

Batters: Fin Allen, Mitchell Marsh, Travis Head

All-Rounder: Mitchell Santner, Rachin Ravindra, Glenn Maxwell

Bowler: Ish Sodhi, Pat Cummins, Tim Southee, Mitchell Starc

Captaincy and Vice-Captaincy Picks- Finn Allen, Glenn Maxwell, Rachin Ravindra, Ish Sodhi

New Zealand vs Australia, 2nd T20I Match Match Prediction

It is going to be 50-50 between the two sides, but in terms of form and players, Australia will have the upper hand, but just slightly.

New Zealand vs Australia, 2nd T20I Match: Probable Playing 11 of Australia

Travis Head, David Warner, Mitchell Marsh(c), Glenn Maxwell, Josh Inglis(w), Tim David, Matthew Short, Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood

New Zealand vs Australia, 2nd T20I: Probable Playing 11 of New Zealand

Finn Allen, Devon Conway(w), Rachin Ravindra, Glenn Phillips, Mark Chapman, Josh Clarkson, Mitchell Santner(c), Adam Milne, Ish Sodhi, Tim Southee, Lockie Ferguson