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Hosts New Zealand powered to a 46-run victory over Pakistan in the first of a five-match series in Auckland, as the visitors conceded the highest score against them in a T20 international

Kane Williamson-Daryl Mitchell power New Zealand to 46 run victory in 1st T20I against Pakistan

Hosts New Zealand powered to a 46-run victory over Pakistan in the first of a five match series in Auckland, as the visitors conceded the highest score against them in a T20 international

On Friday, January 12, New Zealand defeated Pakistan by 46 runs in the opening Twenty20 International at Auckland's Eden Park. The Kiwis gained a vital 1-0 lead in the five-match series with the victory.
In T20Is against Pakistan, New Zealand achieved their highest score of 226 at the expense of eight wickets after being placed to bat first. Devon Conway left for a duck, but Finn Allen took off with 24 runs from Shaheen Shah Afridi's second over, hurling the kitchen sink at everything.
Making his debut for his country, Abbas Afridi gave Pakistan a reprieve by getting rid of Allen, who amassed 35 runs off of 15 balls. On his return, captain Kane Williamson scored nine fours and 57 runs off 42 balls, showing no signs of weakness. However, Glenn Phillips was primarily responsible for the harm.
Abbas had an outstanding debut, finishing with 4-0-34-3 stats. Additionally, Haris Rauf was accurate enough after taking two significant wickets, Chapman and Ish Sodhi.
Ayub, Pakistan's new opening batsman after Babar Azam was replaced, scored 27 runs off of eight balls before being out. With his 25 runs off of 14 balls, Rizwan tied Mohammad Hafeez's record for the most sixes scored by a Pakistani batter in Twenty20 Internationals.
Babar Azam started his innings calmly, making 10 runs off of his first 12 balls. However, he then applied more pressure to reach his half-century off of 33 balls. But in his attempt to raise the stakes, Babar lost out as the necessary rate increased. Before Ben Sears dismissed him, Babar amassed 57 runs off 35 balls with six fours and two sixes.
With his departure, everything was over except for Pakistan's cries, as they were dismissed for 180 runs in just 18 overs. Tim Southee became the first bowler to reach 150 wickets in Twenty20 Internationals with his incredible final figures of 4-0-25-4. Each of Milne and Sears claimed two scalps.
The second T20I is scheduled to take place on Sunday, January 14 at the Seddon Park in Hamilton.

Kane Williamson returned to New Zealand's playing XI with a flawless 95 against Pakistan in ICC Cricket World Cup.

Kane Williamson returns to rescue New Zealand vs Pakistan | Cricket World Cup | PAK vs NZ

Kane Williamson returned to New Zealand's playing XI with a flawless 95 against Pakistan in ICC Cricket World Cup. Check out his whopping average in World Cups

Kane Williamson returned to New Zealand's playing XI with a flawless 95 against Pakistan in ICC Cricket World Cup.

They say that legends never make a comeback, they are always in the game.
Kane Williamson justified the phrase on Saturday as he returned to New Zealand's playing XI with a flawless 95 against Pakistan in ICC Cricket World Cup.
He may have missed out on a well-deserved ton but it was still the knock his side needed after losing 3 games on the trot.
Injuries may have kept Williamson out of action lately, but he has always returned stronger. May it be a gritty 78-run knock against Bangladesh after recovering from a knew injury earlier in the tournament to a fiery 95 vs Pakistan after recovering from a thumb injury.
He has been the man for the Kiwis at the biggest stage of them all. In his last 11 World Cup knocks, Williamson has scored 751 runs at a whopping average of almost 94. That includes 2 hundreds and 4 half centuries.

During the 38th over of New Zealand's innings vs Bangladesh, Williamson suffered a blow to his left thumb after the fielder's throw missed the stump and hit the skipper's glove.

ODI World Cup 2023: Kane Williamson suffers another injury on return to international cricket

Another injury episode marred New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson's successful return to the field. 

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During the 38th over of New Zealand's innings vs Bangladesh, Williamson suffered a blow to his left thumb after the fielder's throw missed the stump and hit the skipper's glove.

New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson's successful return to the field was marred by another injury episode. Williamson who scored a 78* in his comeback game after the long-knee injury layoff has apparently gotten hurt again. During the 38th over of New Zealand's innings vs Bangladesh, Williamson suffered a blow to his left thumb after the fielder's throw missed the stump and hit the skipper's glove. After treatment, Williamson continued batting with bandages wrapped around his thumb. But after a few balls, Williamson who felt uncomfortable, decided to retire hurt. In the post-match presentation, Williamson said that he was struggling to hold the bat due to the injury. He will now undergo scans on October 14.

Williamson suffered the injury while playing for Gujarat Titans in IPL 2023 and has not played cricket since then.

New Zealand captain Kane Williamson to play his first World Cup 2023 match against Bangladesh | NZ vs BAN

Having missed the big part of the year due to injury, New Zealand captain Kane Williamson will finally play his first World Cup game against Bangladesh on Friday.

#Williamson #NZvBAN #CWC23

<h2>Williamson suffered the injury while playing for Gujarat Titans in IPL 2023 and has not played international cricket since then.</h2>

The team looking after Kane Williamson post his knee injury relied a lot on data from injuries in other sports to get him back in shape for the ICC World Cup, the premier New Zealand batter said on Thursday.
The skipper will be playing his first match of the World Cup here on Friday, having recovered from a surgery to treat a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his right knee.
"A lot of data around it, mainly from other sports that were relied on and different strength numbers and heights and jumping and just heaps and heaps of different bits," Williamson said on the eve of their match against Bangladesh.
Returning to international cricket after a long layoff, he said it has been "quite a journey".
"As for my recovery, it's been quite a journey, but largely a good one that's had some really good progress, and you know, I've said a number of times, really excited to be named in the World Cup squad, be sitting here now and really excited at the prospect of tomorrow, which is another big challenge for us," he said during the pre-match press conference.
Williamson suffered the injury while playing for Gujarat Titans in IPL 2023 and has not played cricket since then.
Elaborating on his recovery phase, Williamson added, "The recovery journey certainly started with strength and range in terms of the knee and then gradually trying to improve that and control a bit - some of the pain around it as the load increases, and we could be here all day talking about it.
"But, I'll fast forward a little bit - and great to be here and then get involved in those warm-up games which were really, really enjoyable and then during those and post that were a lot of sort of return to play fitness parts which were perhaps a little bit more related to fielding, time on feet and looking to try and execute some of those skills.
"And so, yeah, I mean each week throughout the last period of time since I've been, I guess, rehabilitating has been really important and really valuable. So, it was nice to get a little bit of that time in the last week or two." Williamson was on the verge of missing the tournament at one point. However, he said that he was not bothered by it or rushing for a return, and instead focused on his rehab.
"It was probably a good thing just to get my head stuck into rehab and each day and not sort of rush it, and that was really my focus, and I was fortunate as well.
"I had a really, really good team around me back home and also fortunate not to have a lot of setbacks during that time.
"So there were lots of little steps forward which I guess accumulate to being here now really and getting close and realising that if each week does keep progressing well, ticking off all those sorts of milestones along the way, which there are many of them, then there might be a chance.
"And yeah, grateful that that was something that could be done and getting named in the squad was a really exciting moment." Williamson also had an elbow niggle during the 2021 ICC T20 World Cup in Dubai.
On being asked about the nature of both injuries, he said, "Quite different injuries, but yeah, I suppose speaking about this one there were lots of quite clear steps along the way that you were trying to tick off different milestones in terms of returning to the next phases and those sorts of things."

Williamson had missed the opening game also as he had not fully recovered from his knee injury sustained during the IPL in March.

Kane Williamson ruled out of New Zealand vs Netherlands match | ODI World Cup 2023

New Zealand will be without the services of it star batter Kane Williamson for the game against Netherlands as he has been ruled out of New Zealand's 2nd ODI World Cup 2023 game.

Williamson had missed the opening game also as he had not fully recovered from his knee injury sustained during the IPL in March.

New Zealand will be without the services of it star batter Kane Williamson for the game against Netherlands as he has been ruled out of New Zealand's 2nd ODI World Cup 2023 game.
Williamson had missed the opening game also as he had not fully recovered from his knee injury sustained during the IPL in March.
Ahead of the Netherlands game, New Zealand head coach Gary Stead said, 'Kane's been progressing very well, I think the fielding is still the element for him that he's just got to get a little bit higher, and he gets a little bit more trust in his body.'
The Kiwis are no mood to rush his return as stead added that they were 'pretty confident that Kane will be playing the third match.'
New Zealand will take on Bangladesh in their third match on October 13.

New Zealand head coach revealed that Williamson was progressing really well, but there's a lot of work for him still to do to make sure he gets where the management needs him to be.

You have 2 weeks to prove fitness for ODI World Cup: New Zealand tells Kane Williamson

2 weeks is what Kane Williamson is left with before New Zealand announce its squad for the ODI World Cup.

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New Zealand head coach revealed that Williamson was progressing really well, but there's a lot of work for him still to do to make sure he gets where the management needs him to be.

2 weeks is what Kane Williamson is left with before New Zealand announce its squad for the ODI World Cup.
New Zealand head coach Gary Stead said, 'We've got about two weeks from now until we name that side. We're going to give him every chance to use that full amount of time. He's in full rehab mode, he's back batting in the nets again, which is great to see.'
Williamson has been out of action since injuring his right knee in IPL 2023 and underwent surgery post that.
Stead revealed that he was progressing really well, but there's a lot of work for him still to do to make sure he gets where the management needs him to be.
'Of course, we want him at the World Cup, but there is that bigger picture that we want Kane Williamson fit for the rest of his career. There will be honest conversations that Kane and I will have around exactly where he is at,' Stead concluded.

NZ all-rounder Bracewell ruptures Achilles, to miss ODI World Cup in India

ODI World Cup 2023: After Kane Williamson, star NZ all-rounder also RULED OUT

A body blow for the Kiwis!

After Kane Williamson, New Zealand lose another key player to injury

#ODIWorldCup2023 #NZ

<h2>The big-hitting off-spinner has been sidelined for six-eight months after getting injured on June 9 while playing for Worcestershire Rapids in the English T20 Blast.</h2>

All-rounder Michael Bracewell has been ruled out of this year's ODI World Cup in India after rupturing his Achilles tendon, dealing New Zealand yet another blow ahead of the marquee event.
The big-hitting off-spinner has been sidelined for six-eight months after suffering the injury on his right leg on June 9 while playing for Worcestershire Rapids in the English T20 Blast.
Bracewell is scheduled to undergo surgery in the UK on Thursday after which he will start a lengthy rehab that will keep him away from the ODI World Cup, starting in India from October 5.
"Michael's a great team man and has had a fantastic 15 months for New Zealand since his international debut. We've seen his exceptional skills in all three facets of the game and he was shaping as an important player for us at the World Cup in India.
"The power that he's got ... gives us a little bit of a fear factor," New Zealand head coach Gary Stead said on Wednesday.
"Michael's naturally pretty disappointed, but also pragmatic in acknowledging that injuries are a part of the sport and he's now turning his focus to his rehabilitation," Stead added.
Bracewell's injury comes about two months after limited overs skipper and batting mainstay Kane Williamson injured his right knee during the IPL in April.
The New Zealand white-ball captain, who underwent surgery on the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) of his right knee, is also unlikely to play at the World Cup.
"(Williamson is) fighting to do everything he can to be there, but still (the) likelihood is him not being there ... then you put Braces on top of it as well, then it is two big losses," Stead said.
Williamson had led New Zealand to the final in the last edition of the ODI World Cup, where they lost to hosts England on a boundary count.
Bracewell, the reigning Black Caps ODI player of the year, made his debut last year and has played 19 ODIs, 16 T20Is, and eight Tests.
The 32-year-old was a vital member of the New Zealand side during last year's tour of India, smashing a memorable 78-ball 140 in the first ODI.
He also featured in the IPL this season, picking up six wickets in five games for Royal Challengers Bangalore.

Head coach Gary Stead said he would "absolutely" look to use the experienced batter and limited-overs skipper in a mentor-type role.

Injured Kane Williamson could come to India for ODI World Cup as NZ's mentor

New Zealand white-ball captain Kane Williamson is unlikely to play at the ODI World Cup later this year but the injured batter could still travel to India for the marquee event as a team mentor.

#Williamson #NZ

Head coach Gary Stead said he would "absolutely" look to use the experienced batter and limited-overs skipper in a mentor-type role.

New Zealand white-ball captain Kane Williamson is unlikely to play at the ODI World Cup later this year but the injured batter could still travel to India for the marquee event as a team mentor.
Head coach Gary Stead said he would "absolutely" look to use the experienced batter and limited-overs skipper in a mentor-type role. "Our line around Kane, at the moment, is still it's unlikely that he will be available, but we certainly don't want to rule out a person of his class and calibre, and the things he brings to this team, too early in case there is that chance still, " Stead said.&nbsp;
Williamson is currently in rehab after undergoing a successful surgery on the anterior cruciate ligament of his right knee.
The 32-year-old had suffered the injury while fielding in his debut game for the Gujarat Titans in the Indian Premier League last month.

Williamson was ruled out of the IPL after Gujarat Titans' opening match
Williamson suffered a knee injury and is likely to have surgery within the next 3 weeks


IPL 2023: Injured Kane Williamson set to miss ODI World Cup

In what will be a huge blow to New Zealand, Kane Williamson is likely to miss the ODI Cricket World Cup in India, after suffering a knee injury in the IPL 2023.

Here is what the New Zealand Cricket board had to say

<ul>
<li>Williamson was ruled out of the IPL after Gujarat Titans' opening match</li>
<li>Williamson suffered a knee injury and is likely to have surgery within the next 3 weeks</li>
</ul>

In what will be a huge blow to New Zealand, Kane Williamson is likely to miss the ODI Cricket World Cup in India, after suffering a knee injury in the IPL 2023.
The 32-year-old batter, who was ruled out of the IPL after Gujarat Titans' opening match, will undergo surgery on his injured right knee, New Zealand Cricket (NZC) announced on Thursday.
'Standard rehabilitation timelines mean that Williamson is now unlikely to be fit and available for selection at this year&rsquo;s ICC ODI Cricket World Cup in India,' the board added.
Williamson, who led the Kiwis to the final of the 2019 ODI World Cup, is likely to have surgery on his knee within the next 3 weeks.
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Gujarat Titans batter Kane Williamson posted a heart warming message for his teammates after going back home on Monday due to a knee injury which ruled him out for the entire IPL 2023 season.

IPL 2023: Kane Williamson posts heartfelt message for Gujarat Titans

Kane Williamson feels gutted to miss the rest of the IPL 2023 season for Gujarat Titans!

Here's what he said...

'I&rsquo;ll very much miss the team. It&rsquo;s been a really enjoyable few days getting to know each other and all the preparation and bits and pieces that go into a tournament,' Williamson said

Gujarat Titans batter Kane Williamson posted a heart warming message for his teammates after going back home on Monday due to a knee injury which ruled him out for the entire IPL 2023 season.
"Unfortunately, a brief visit but a really enjoyable one and great to be a part of this group. It&rsquo;s really good energy in the team and I&rsquo;m sure they&rsquo;ll be really excited to get stuck into the season. Obviously, a great start getting a win in their first game.
I&rsquo;ll very much miss the team. It&rsquo;s been a really enjoyable few days getting to know each other and all the preparation and bits and pieces that go into a tournament. So yeah, gutted to not be a part of it. But you know, it a fantastic group and they&rsquo;ll box on for sure and they are playing some really good cricket,&rdquo; Williamson said in a video posted by GT.
The New Zealand skipper sustained his knee injury while attempting a catch during Gujarat's match against the Chennai Super Kings.
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Williamson injured his right knee while fielding against Chennai Super Kings in the opening game of IPL 2023.

IPL 2023: Massive blow for Gujarat! Kane Williamson ruled out due to knee injury

Just a game into the IPL 2023, defending champions Gujarat Titans suffered a massive blow as Kane Williamson has been ruled of the cash-rich league.

Williamson injured his right knee while fielding against Chennai Super Kings in the opening game of IPL 2023.

Just a game into IPL 2023, defending champions Gujarat Titans suffered a massive blow with batter Kane Williamson ruled out, according to reports
Williamson injured his right knee while trying to take a catch near the boundary rope against Chennai Super Kings in the opening game of IPL 2023.
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The New Zealand cricketer who made his debut for Gujarat Titans on Friday had to walk off the field in the 13th over of the game and was subbed off.
Titans later got B Sai Sudharsan as their impact player, swapping him for the injured Williamson.

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