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It will be a repeat of the 2019 ODI World Cup final as England take on New Zealand in the first semi-final of the T20 World Cup 2021 in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday

T20 World Cup 2021 semi-final: England vs New Zealand preview

T20 World Cup 2021 semi-final: England face New Zealand in a repeat of the 2019 ODI World Cup final

Emotions will run high when England take the field vs New Zealand in the T20 World Cup 2021 semi-final in Abu Dhabi&nbsp;on Wednesday. It will be a repeat of the 2019 ODI World Cup final, which is remembered for more than one reason apart from the 3 Lions winning it.
England come into the World T20 with the tag of being the pre-tournament favourites but their loss against South Africa in the last group game proved that they do have a chink in their armour. Moreover, star opener Jason Roy being ruled out has made matters worse for England.
BITE: MOEEN ALI, Cricketer, England
"I think the way he was batting as well it is a big blow, he is a confident player and when his confidence is high like it was, it's a big blow."
New Zealand&nbsp;on the other hand may not have one&nbsp;big player to rely on but they hunt as a pack. Maybe that's the reason the Kiwis have reached the semis or beyond in the last 5 ICC&nbsp;tournaments.
BITE: KANE WILLIAMSON, Captain, New Zealand
"They've got match-winners throughout their team. And that's been big, I suppose, movement of their white-ball side. Power-packed and bat deep as well."
Abu&nbsp;Dhabi&nbsp;has by far been the best batting surface among the 3 venues in this World T20, so one can expect a high scoring game.

It will be a repeat of the 2019 ODI World Cup final as England take on New Zealand in the first semi-final of the T20 World Cup 2021 in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday

Emotions will run high when England take the field vs New Zealand in the T20 World Cup 2021 semi-final in Abu Dhabi&nbsp;on Wednesday. It will be a repeat of the 2019 ODI World Cup final, which is remembered for more than one reason apart from the 3 Lions winning it.
England come into the World T20 with the tag of being the pre-tournament favourites but their loss against South Africa in the last group game proved that they do have a chink in their armour. Moreover, star opener Jason Roy being ruled out has made matters worse for England.
New Zealand&nbsp;on the other hand may not have one&nbsp;big player to rely on but they hunt as a pack. Maybe that's the reason the Kiwis have reached the semis or beyond in the last 5 ICC&nbsp;tournaments.
Abu&nbsp;Dhabi&nbsp;has by far been the best batting surface among the 3 venues in this World T20, so one can expect a high scoring game.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="T20 World Cup 2021: Ravi Shastri's last fiery press conference as Team India's head coach" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-ravi-shastri-s-last-fiery-press-conference-as-team-india-s-head-coach-1636431713076" target="_blank">T20 World Cup 2021: Ravi Shastri's last fiery press conference as Team India's head coach</a>

New Zealand squad completed their quarantine and enjoyed their first practice session at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton, England on Thursday.
New Zealand will play hosts England in a two-Test series and then wrap up their tour with the ICC World Test Championship final against India.
The games against England are to be played at Lords and at Edgbaston, in Birmingham while the WTC final is scheduled at Ageas Bowl from 18th-22nd June.
Captain Kane Williamson and the rest of the players who played at the IPL are still confined to their rooms. Williamson is also en route&nbsp;to regaining full fitness after sustaining an injury on left elbow earlier in the year.
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Kiwis complete quarantine in England, Williamson still confined to the room 

New Zealand's&nbsp;IPL stars are still in quarantine and are expected to start training soon for the upcoming Test series vs England and the World Test Championship final vs India&nbsp;

New Zealand squad completed their quarantine and enjoyed their first practice session at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton, England on Thursday.
New Zealand will play hosts England in a two-Test series and then wrap up their tour with the ICC World Test Championship final against India.
The games against England are to be played at Lords and at Edgbaston, in Birmingham while the WTC final is scheduled at Ageas Bowl from 18th-22nd June.
Captain Kane Williamson and the rest of the players who played at the IPL are still confined to their rooms. Williamson is also en route&nbsp;to regaining full fitness after sustaining an injury on left elbow earlier in the year.
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Sunrisers Hyderabad coach Trevor Bayliss&nbsp;confirmed that David Warner was shocked and hurt after he was removed as the captain of the team on Saturday a day before their game against Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals. Not only did David Warner lose his captaincy, but he also lost his place in the side and was seen completing 12th man&nbsp;duties for his team.&nbsp;After the loss on Sunday, new captain Kane Williamson was asked about Warner's place in the team but Kiwi gave a cryptic reply. Williamson said that all the cards were on the table. Williamson added that Warner is not in good form despite scoring many runs and admitted that batting with a 110 strike rate has cost them matches.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Warner was 'shocked & hurt' after being sacked as SRH captain

Not only did David Warner lose his captaincy, but he also lost his place in the side and was seen completing 12th man&nbsp;duties for his team

Sunrisers Hyderabad coach Trevor Bayliss&nbsp;confirmed that David Warner was shocked and hurt after he was removed as the captain of the team on Saturday a day before their game against Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals. Not only did David Warner lose his captaincy, but he also lost his place in the side and was seen completing 12th man&nbsp;duties for his team.&nbsp;After the loss on Sunday, new captain Kane Williamson was asked about Warner's place in the team but Kiwi gave a cryptic reply. Williamson said that all the cards were on the table. Williamson added that Warner is not in good form despite scoring many runs and admitted that batting with a 110 strike rate has cost them matches.&nbsp;&nbsp;

6 matches, 1 win and countless combinations later, the Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad have decided to change their captain. David Warner was removed as the captain of the IPL&nbsp;franchise on Saturday as the team management announced Kane Williamson as his replacement. The Kiwi cricketer takes over with immediate effect as the management also announced in a release that there will be changes to the overseas players' combinations from now on. Kane Williamson has led the Sunrisers&nbsp;in the past when he captained in the 2018 &amp; 2019 seasons. Warner who led Sunrisers&nbsp;to their only IPL&nbsp;title in 2016 will continue to be available for the team.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Warner removed, Williamson appointed new captain of Sunrisers Hyderabad 

6 matches, 1 win and countless combinations later, the Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad have decided to change their captain. David Warner was removed as the captain of the IPL&nbsp;franchise on Saturday as the team management announced Kane Williamson as his replacement. The Kiwi cricketer takes over with immediate effect as the management also announced in a release that there will be changes to the overseas players' combinations from now on. Kane Williamson has led the Sunrisers&nbsp;in the past when he captained in the 2018 &amp; 2019 seasons. Warner who led Sunrisers&nbsp;to their only IPL&nbsp;title in 2016 will continue to be available for the team.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The day after few Australian players fled the ongoing Indian Premier League, Australia's David Warner and New Zealand's&nbsp;Kane Williamson were spotted travelling with PPE&nbsp;suits as their team Sunrisers Hyderabad travelled from Chennai to New Delhi.
Both Warner and Williamson have so far decided to stay on and play in the tournament.
Despite nearly a million new cases in just three days in India, the IPL continues and the next phase of the tournament moves from Chennai and Mumbai to Delhi and Ahmedabad.

Watch! Warner & Williamson fly in PPE suits

Warner and&nbsp;Williamson were spotted travelling with PPE&nbsp;suits as&nbsp;Sunrisers Hyderabad travelled from Chennai to New Delhi for their next IPL&nbsp;leg.

The day after few Australian players fled the ongoing Indian Premier League, Australia's David Warner and New Zealand's&nbsp;Kane Williamson were spotted travelling with PPE&nbsp;suits as their team Sunrisers Hyderabad travelled from Chennai to New Delhi.
Both Warner and Williamson have so far decided to stay on and play in the tournament.
Despite nearly a million new cases in just three days in India, the IPL continues and the next phase of the tournament moves from Chennai and Mumbai to Delhi and Ahmedabad.

Will the 'sun rise' for Hyderabad in a tough-looking season?

Can Hyderabad fix their middle-order conundrum and go all the way for their 2nd title?

Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad have been a team to watch out for since making their debut in the cash-rich league in 2013. The Sunrisers&nbsp;made it to the playoffs in their very first season and became champions in 2016. Having&nbsp;made the playoffs in each of the previous 4 editions, the Sunrisers fell just 1 step short of clinching&nbsp;what would have been their 2nd title 2 years ago.
Their biggest strength is the explosive opening-pair of David Warner and Jonny&nbsp;Bairstow. The pair gives a flying start and even if one of them fails, Kane Williamson at number 3 is is SRH's&nbsp;Mr Dependable.&nbsp;
But their strength sometimes turns out to be their weakness too. Over-dependence on the openers leave them with an unexposed middle-order which often triggers a batting collapse in case the top order fails. &nbsp;
SRH have also given the captaincy reigns back to Warner this time around, the same man under which they won their only title. With Williamson in charge, their 4 overseas slots were pre-decided with Warner, Bairstow, Williamson and Rashid Khan. The move will free up one slot and Hyderabad can float in&nbsp;Mohammad Nabi or Fabien Allen to strengthen the middle-order whenever required, in place of Williamson.
Another area of&nbsp;strength is their bowling. With Bhuvneshwar&nbsp;Kumar,&nbsp;Khaleel Ahmed, Sandeep Sharma, Siddharth Kaul&nbsp;and&nbsp;Basil Thampi, they probably have the best Indian fast bowling group in the competition. With spinners&nbsp;Rashid&nbsp;Khan and&nbsp;Shahbaz Nadeem, and all-rounders&nbsp;Nabi,&nbsp;Vijay Shankar&nbsp;and an in-form Mitchell Marsh, Hyderabad have a luxury&nbsp;of playing around with different bowling combinations according to different surfaces.
The team&nbsp;clearly has several match-winners in their ranks and if Sunrisers&nbsp;can fix their middle-order conundrum, they for sure can title contenders.&nbsp;

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