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Wicketkeeper-batter Devon Conway smashed an unbeaten 92 as New Zealand began the T20 World Cup Super 12 stage in emphatic fashion, thrashing defending champions Australia by 89 runs at Sydney Cricket Ground

WATCH AUS vs NZ highlights: Finn Allen's 16-ball 42, Devon Conway's brilliant 92* and Australia's stunnin

Defending champions Australia were subjected to their biggest defeat in T20 World Cups when New Zealand thrashed Aaron Finch's men by 89 runs at Sydney Cricket Ground in the Super 12 opener on Saturday.

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Wicketkeeper-batter Devon Conway smashed an unbeaten 92 as New Zealand began the T20 World Cup Super 12 stage in emphatic fashion, thrashing defending champions Australia by 89 runs at Sydney Cricket Ground

Defending champions Australia were subjected to their biggest defeat in T20 World Cups when New Zealand thrashed Aaron Finch's men by 89 runs at Sydney Cricket Ground in the Super 12 opener on Saturday.
 Having put into bat first, Finn Allen deflated the hosts right from the word go with his whirlwind 16-ball 42. His 51-run opening stand with Conway got the Kiwis off to a flying start.
 After Allen&rsquo;s departure, Devon Conway took over and continued pummelling the Aussie bowlers all over the park. The in-form Conway ensured the Black Caps never lost momentum in the middle overs.
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 Jimmy Neesham's late flourish allowed the Black Caps to put up a mammoth 200-3 with Conway finishing unbeaten on 92.
 Chasing the mighty total, Australia got off to a horrible start, losing their top 3 inside the power play. From thereon, New Zealand bowlers kept picking the Aussies off one by one. Glenn Phillips, in fact, took a stunner in the outfield to end Stoinis' 14-ball stay in the middle.
 With a score of 28, Glenn Maxwell was the highest run-scorer for Aussies while Tim Southee and Mitchell Santner took three wickets apiece.
 The defending champions were bowled out for just 111 runs with 17 balls to spare, giving New Zealand their first win in 11 years against Australia in Australia.

Australia captain Aaron Finch announced his retirement from ODI cricket on Saturday. The third and final ODI against New Zealand on Sunday will be his last 50-over game in international cricket. 
However, the hard-hitting opener will continue to lead the Aussies in the T20Is. 
While announcing his retirement, the 35-year-old batter said that he could have tried to play another series, the series against England after the World Cup and that would have been a bit of a fairytale finish to his career at MCG. 
Also read: WATCH: ‘Six-hitting is not my strength’ - Virat Kohli opens up in chat with Rohit Sharma after 71st ton
'But that's never been my style to be self-indulgent in any kind of way", Finch added. 
Finch's shock decision came on the back of his lean patch in the 50-over format in 2022. In the last seven innings, he managed to score only 26 runs at an average of just 3.7 runs, including three ducks. 
He led the Australian team in 54 ODIs and the 50-over match against New Zealand will be his 146th game. 
With 17 centuries, he is only behind Ricky Ponting's 29, David Warner and Mark Waugh's 18 hundred's each. 
He made his ODI debut against Sri Lanka at MCG in 2013. 

Australia captain Aaron Finch announces retirement from ODI cricket 

Aaron Finch's splendid ODI career will come to an end on Sunday when Australia lock horns with New Zealand in their final one-dayer in Cairns.

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The third and final ODI against New Zealand on Sunday will be Finch's last 50-over game in international cricket

Australia captain Aaron Finch announced his retirement from ODI cricket on Saturday. The third and final ODI against New Zealand on Sunday will be his last 50-over game in international cricket.&nbsp;
However, the hard-hitting opener will continue to lead the Aussies in T20Is.&nbsp;
While making the announcement, the 35-year-old batter said that he could have tried playing another series and retired at the iconic MCG, but it would not have been right.
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'But that's never been my style to be self-indulgent in any kind of way", Finch added.&nbsp;
Finch's shock decision has come on the back of his lean patch in the 50-over format in 2022. In the last seven innings, he managed to score only 26 runs at an average of just 3.7, including three ducks.&nbsp;
He led the Australian team in 54 ODIs and the 50-over match against New Zealand will be his 146th game.&nbsp;
With 17 centuries, he is only behind Ricky Ponting's 29, David Warner and Mark Waugh's 18 tons each.&nbsp;
He made his ODI debut against Sri Lanka at the MCG in 2013.&nbsp;

He was written off, said to be finished but David Warner roared back in form and silenced his critics with a power-packed performance in the T20 World Cup 2021

David Warner: from being written off to becoming the World T20 player of the tournament

Many pundits and former cricketers had written off David Warner after poor form in IPL 2021 but the southpaw punched back to help Australia win the World T20 and win the 'Player of the tournament' award 

BITE: AARON FINCH, Captain, Australia
"Without a word of a lie, I promise you, I called Justin Langer&nbsp;a few months ago and I said 'Don't worry about Davy, he'll be the player of the tournament."
Australian skipper Aaron Finch may have had complete faith in David Warner but many cricket experts and even some fans had written off the southpaw.&nbsp;
Warner came into the T20 World Cup following a horrid IPL&nbsp;2021 where he scored just 195 runs in 8 games. He was removed as SRH&nbsp;skipper midway and was also dropped from the team in the 2nd leg of the cash-rich league. Moreover, he also scored 1 and 0 in 2 warm-up&nbsp;games of the World T20 2021. Numbers might have been against the Aussie opener but he lived up to the faith shown in him by the team management and emerged as the biggest reason for Australia clinching its maiden World T20 title.
Warner took the tournament by storm and ended the tournament as the second-highest scorer&nbsp;with 289 runs in 7 innings at a strike rate of 146.7. His 3 half-centuries also came in crucial games for the Aussies.
BITE:&nbsp;BITE: AARON FINCH, Captain, Australia
"He's a great player, he's one of the all-time great batters and he's a fighter. He's someone whose back is against the wall, that's when you get the very, very best of Dave Warner. So it was a special finish to the tournament for him, the last couple of knocks."
As Warner received the player of the tournament award on Sunday night, it&nbsp;gave his wife Candice a chance to hit back at the critics. She taunted the critics in an Instagram post with a caption, "Out of form, too old and slow!".&nbsp;&nbsp;
With the next World T20 less than a year away, David Warner has not just restored his credentials as one of the most destructive cricketers of this generation but also sounded a warning to other teams.
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Many&nbsp;pundits and former cricketers had written off David Warner after poor form in IPL&nbsp;2021 but the southpaw punched back to help Australia win the World T20 and win the 'Player of the tournament' award&nbsp;

Australian skipper Aaron Finch may have had complete faith in David Warner but many cricket experts and even some fans had written off the southpaw.&nbsp;
Warner came into the T20 World Cup following a horrid IPL&nbsp;2021 where he scored just 195 runs in 8 games. He was removed as SRH&nbsp;skipper midway and was also dropped from the team in the 2nd leg of the cash-rich league. Moreover, he also scored 1 and 0 in 2 warm-up&nbsp;games of the World T20 2021. Numbers might have been against the Aussie opener but he lived up to the faith shown in him by the team management and emerged as the biggest reason for Australia clinching its maiden World T20 title.
Warner took the tournament by storm and ended the tournament as the second-highest scorer&nbsp;with 289 runs in 7 innings at a strike rate of 146.7. His 3 half-centuries also came in crucial games for the Aussies.
As Warner received the player of the tournament award on Sunday night, it&nbsp;gave his wife Candice a chance to hit back at the critics. She taunted the critics in an Instagram post with a caption, "Out of form, too old and slow!".&nbsp;
With the next World T20 less than a year away, David Warner has not just restored his credentials as one of the most destructive cricketers of this generation but also sounded a warning to other teams

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