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After his weekend in the spotlight, six million dollars from guys Kyle Jamison and Jay
Richardson will face each other under a different ray of hope when New Zealand and Australia resume their 20th Hagley Oval competition tonight.

This will be Hagley Oval’s first international match as Jamieson and Richardson play in a fast-paced bowling match that will appeal to fans who want to see for themselves why two Indian Premier League franchises each lose nearly $ 3 million to the rookie duo. Stars with only 13 international players in T20 in between.

Jamieson received a $ 2.7 million bid from the Bangalore Royal Challengers last week while Punjab Kings paid $ 2.7 million to Richardson.

For the 24-year-old Richardson, it was his first international appearance in nearly a year and his second appearance since he injured his shoulder in early 2019. He only played nine international players in T20, but he was the first wicket player in BBL. The 26-year-old Jamison has played only four T20Is in his fast-paced career.

The game is only 10 T20 among the contenders, with Australia leading 7-2.

In any case, New Zealand is on paper with a stronger side. Only speedy bowler Lockie Ferguson fails after Martin Guptill passes the fitness test after receiving a choice vote of confidence after a bad season.

Even without Ross Taylor leaving the T20 circuit, the depth of New Zealand with Ken Williamson, Trent Bolt, Tim Sothee, Mitchell Santner, Jimmy Nissam and Ish Sodi is impressive, showing the relative inexperience of Jamison, Glen Phillips, Devon Conway and Tim. Sv compensation.

Australia captain Aaron Finch conceded, “They are a very strong and experienced team and we have to do our best to win.”

New Zealand captain Williamson has not read about the relative lack of depth in Australia.

“Whatever the Australian team says, they are strong. They have most of their consistent T20 squads out there and they also present the opportunity to attract a lot of talented junior staff. The depth of Australian cricket is always noted and a great number.” Experience playing in other leagues around the world. They are very strong. “

Another factor against Australia is the fact that they were in quarantine until match night. But Williamson thought that might be a trigger, especially since they’d be turning to Hagley Oval who was sold out.

“When you go through a quarantine that quickly reminds you of the world we live in, teams look forward to playing cricket again.

“We are fortunate to have a lot of people in New Zealand and we can lead a relatively normal life. I’m sure the Australian players are looking forward to playing in front of a crowd.”

New Zealand (likely): Martin Joptel, Tim Seifert (Watch), Ken Williamson (Captain), Devon Conway, Glenn Phillips, Jimmy Nesham, Mitchell Santner, Kyle Jamison, Tim Sothey, Ish Sude, Trent Bolt.

Australia (likely): Aaron Finch, Josh Philip, Matthew Wade (World Championships), Glenn Maxwell, Marcus Stoynes, Mitchell Marsh from Ashton Turner, Ashton Agar, J. Richardson, Ken Richardson, Adam Zamba, Jason Berndorff.

Black Caps versus the complete T20 schedule in Australia

February 22: 7 pm at Hagley Oval
February 25th: 2:00 pm at the Otago Oval
March 3: 7 pm at Sky Stadium
March 5: 7 pm at Eden Park
March 7: 4 pm at Bay Oval

Opportunities

Scheduling possibilities for the first T20:

Black Caps: $ 1.82
Australia: $ 1.92

Watch and Stream

The first T20 of the Australia Tour of New Zealand will be broadcast live on TVNZ 1, while the game – along with the rest of the tour – will be broadcast live and on demand on Spark Sport.

Live broadcast commentaries will be available on Magic Talk.

Read on: Everything you need to know about Spark Sport, Sky Sport, and Summer Cricket on TV