BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Ish Sodhi and Kyle Jamieson collected three wickets apiece as New Zealand beat England by 74 runs on Sunday in the ...
STORY CONTINUES BELOW THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOSBIRMINGHAM, England - Ish Sodhi and Kyle Jamieson collected three wickets apiece as New Zealand beat England by 74 runs on Sunday in the third Twenty20 international at Edgbaston, keeping the visitors' hopes of drawing the four-match series alive.
With a sizeable target to chase, England lost their opening four batters cheaply, before captain Jos Buttler scored a battling 40 and Moeen Ali contributed 26 runs to give them hope. "Finn showed his class today and Glenn has been outstanding for us for a long time, especially on tricky surfaces. He made it look like a completely different surface to everyone else," New Zealand captain Tim Southee told the BBC.
"It is nice to keep the four-match series alive and in another couple of days we will be back into it."