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England Vs New Zealand Semi Final Live Cricket Score, T20 World Cup 2021: Conway, Mitchell hold key as Woakes rocks NZ
- ENG vs NZ Semi Final Live Score, T20 World Cup 2021 Live Updates: New Zealand reached 26/2 after 5 overs against England in the first semi final. Chris Woakes bagged both the wickets, dismissing Guptill and Williamson cheaply. Follow England vs New Zealand live score and updates on the live blog.
England Vs New Zealand Live Score: England set New Zealand a target of 167 in 20 overs. The Kiwis struggled early in the chase, as they could only get to 26/2 in the first two overs. Pacer Chris Woakes jolted New Zealand by dismissing both Martin Guptill and Kane Williamson. In the first innings, after being put in to bat, England started off well as Jonny Bairstow and Jos Buttler hit a few early boundaries. However, Bairstow's night ended early on 14 as Kane Williamson took a brilliant catch off Adam Milne. England reached 45/1 after 7 overs. In the next three overs, ENG added 22 runs but also lost their in-form batter Jos Buttler as he was trapped in plumb on 29 off Ish Sodhi. Then, it was Dawid Malan (42) and Moeen Ali who rebuilt the English innings by putting on 63 runs for the third wicket before Tim Southee got the better of Malan. Eventually, Moeen Ali dished out a few more big hits en route to his maiden T20 WC century as England posted 1664/ in 20 overs in Abu Dhabi in the ENG vs NZ clash.
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After being sent to bat by New Zealand, England have put 166 runs on the board for the loss of 4 wickets in 20 overs in the first semifinal of the ongoing T20 World Cup at Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi. Moeen Ali top-scored for England with his unbeaten 51 runs. The all-rounder smashed 3 fours and 2 sixes during his impressive knock that helped England to reach a fighting total. Moeen added 63 runs with Dawid Malan (40) for the third wicket. For New Zealand, Tim Southee, Jimmy Neesham, Ish Sodhi and Adam Milne picked one wicket each. Now, New Zealand need 167 runs to win this clash and secure their place in the finals but it will depend on how their batters will go in the chase. Earlier, England made one change in their playing XI as Sam Billings has replaced injured Jason Roy who was ruled out of the tournament ahead of the semifinal while New Zealand made no changes in their lineup. Both teams go into the knockout stage of the tournament after winning four of their five Super 12 matches. England topped Group 1 with 8 points while New Zealand finished at the second spot in Group 2. England lost to South Africa in their last game but they have shown a top-class performance against West Indies, Bangladesh, Australia, and Sri Lanka in their first four matches. On the other hand, after losing to Pakistan in their first match, New Zealand made a remarkable comeback by registering easy victories against India, Scotland, Namibia, and Afghanistan.
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