After 18.4 overs, the Kiwis bowled out Uganda for 40, Tim Southee taking three wickets. Remarkably, not a single NZ bowler gave up more than 10 runs.
The only batter from Uganda to score in double figures was Kenneth Waiswa.
In 5.2 overs, the Black Caps chased the pitiful total.
Second-least all out in T20 WC history
For the third time, Uganda were bowled out for a sub-60 complete in the continuous T20 World Cup.
Their 40 against New Zealand is presently the second-most reduced all out in T20 World Cup history.
Strikingly, Uganada likewise mutually hold the best position with Netherlands. They died for a simple 39 prior in the competition, in Provision.
A run-pace of 2.14 for Uganda
According to Cricbuzz, Uganda’s 2.14 is currently the most reduced run-rate for a side in a Men’s T20 World Cup innings. No other group has a run-pace of under three in such manner.
NZ bowlers were ablaze
Southee was the pick of New Zealand’s bowlers. He took three wickets for only four runs in four overs, including a lady.
Trent Boult and Rachin Ravindra likewise dumbfounded a lady each. The team took two wickets each, yielding seven and nine runs, individually from four overs.
Mitchell Santner and Lockie Ferguson sacked figures worth 3.4-0-8-2 and 4-0-9-1, separately.
Southee races past 160 T20I wickets
Southee, the most elevated wicket-taker in T20I cricket, has now hustled to 162 scalps from 125 matches. The right-arm pacer midpoints 22.59 in the most limited design.
Bangladesh’s Shakib Al Hasan follows Southee with regards to T20I wickets (146).
Southee currently has 34 wickets at 18.64 in the T20 World Cup. He drives the wicket segment for the Kiwis.
NZ’s greatest T20I win by balls
Devon Conway’s unbeaten 22 controlled NZ to a nine-wicket win. NZ dominated the game with 88 balls staying, the greatest success for them by balls staying in T20I cricket. Their past most elevated was 74 against Kenya in 2007.