Raipur is expected to serve a similarly slow and grippy pitch as the first T20I
Raipur is expected to serve a similarly slow and grippy pitch as the first T20I
There were several twists with Australia losing regular wickets to slump to 145 for 7 in the 163 chase
Agha involved in stands of 97 and 64 to lift home side from trouble at 118 for 4
The toss took place on time but rain then caused a 90-minute delay until the first ball
Kagiso Rabada returns for South Africa with Keshav Maharaj squeezed out as they look to level the series
New Zealand begin a new era after the retirements of Devine, Bates and Tahuhu
Cricinfo understands he will also play for Peshawar in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy next month
