Kaizer Chiefs Twitter Gives Its Verdict: Amakhosi Are Playing Much Better Without Coach Baxter
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New Zealand beating England is a common headline - in rugby. Not in cricket. The two island nations clashed, with most people betting on England to sail through to the final.
However, New Zealand had other plans and snatched victory from England's grasp in a nail-biting match.
The historic win sees New Zealand qualify for their first-ever T20 World Cup final. New Zealand won by five wickets, the final score was England 166-4 and New Zealand 167 - 5.
@beastieboy07:
"Justin Langer knocking Glenn Maxwell down with a slap to his arm was probably the most powerful blow of this match #T20WorldCup."
Kaizer Chiefs Twitter Gives Its Verdict: Amakhosi Are Playing Much Better Without Coach Baxter
Football@WasimJaffer14:
"NZ is that kid in class that says 'bro I haven't studied at all for this exam' and then goes on to be one of the toppers Smiling face with open mouth and cold sweat #ENGvNZ #T20WorldCup."
@WasimJaffer14:
"Brilliant stuff from @BLACKCAPS. They have qualified for the final in all 3 @ICC events: 2019 WC, 2021 WTC, & now #T20Worldcup.
And please don't call this as NZ punching above their weight etc, it would be a disservice to this team that is as good if not better than most. #ENGvNZ."
Earlier, Briefly News reported that in an exciting T20 match South Africa performed well, only losing two wickets while making 189 runs.
This was enough to defeat England who only managed to make 179 and lost eight wickets in the process.
Despite this impressive victory, it was not enough for South Africa who crashed out of the T20 World Cup. South Africa won four out of its five matches, a truly brutal exit.
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FootballEarlier, Briefly News reported that Kagiso Rabada, a Proteas frontline bowler, has defended captain Temba Bavuma, who has come under fire from certain supporters following a disappointing start with the bat at the ICC T20 World Cup.
Bavuma struggled with the bat in his first two matches, scoring only 12 and two runs against Australia and the West Indies, respectively.