After losing the first ODI against New Zealand, Bangladesh is all set to bounce back as they play the second One Day International at the Hagley Oval on December 29, 2016. The match start time is 3:30 IST.
The latest New Zealand score after Bangladesh won the toss and elected to bowl first was 171/6. Mortaza and Taskin Ahmed took two wickets each.
Bangladesh, under the leadership of Mashrafe Mortaza, will be trying hard to level the series, so that they can take the competition further to the third and final game.
Even though Bangladesh lost the first game by a wide margin, they showed that extra fighting spirit against the Kiwis.
Chasing a mammoth total, they fell short of 77 runs; but it should be noted that they had a plenty 31 balls remaining. For the visitors, Shakib Al Hasan led the chase from the front, but the lack of good companions spoiled the show.
On the other hand, New Zealand showed good team coordination throughout the game in all the departments. Tom Latham and Colin Munro batted well for the hosts, and Kame Williamson expects the same to happen in the upcoming game too.
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On the bowling side, Kiwis has nothing much to worry, as Tim Southee and James Neeshaam are in complete rhythm. The pitch in Hagley Oval is expected to be swing friendly, and it will surely give an upper hand for the Kiwis.
TV Telecast and online streaming details
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— Channel Nine BD (@ChannelNineBD) December 28, 2016
BTV, Gazi TV, and Channel Nine will be telecasting the game live in Bangladesh from 3:30 am onwards.
The online streaming can be watched at the official website of Channel Nine or their Youtube channels.
In Pakistan, the match will be shown on PTV Sports, while Sky Sports will be doing it in New Zealand.
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— ICC (@ICC) December 28, 2016
Viewers in Australia can watch the encounter on Fox Sports.
In the United States and the UK, the game will be shown live on Willow TV and Sky Sports.
Pitch and weather conditions
The pitch in Hagley will favor the pacers. Knocking out the opponents for a meager score will give the chasing team a much better chance to win in the swing friendly surface.
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