New Zealand vs Sri Lanka, 46th Match, Super 8 Group 2 (Y2 v Y4), ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 - Player Highlights

Dushmantha Chameera to Tim Seifert, out Caught by Kamindu Mendis!! Talk about placement. Tim Seifert did everything on that delivery except the placement. It was dug in short and Seifert wanted to use the pace on that delivery to target the shortest part of the ground - square on the leg-side. He played the pull, but relied on timing rather than power. It flew off the bat and went flat towards deep square where Kamindu takes a well-judged catch above his head. Tim Seifert c Kamindu Mendis b Dushmantha Chameera 8(9) [4s-1]

Maheesh Theekshana to Tim Seifert, no run, knocked back to the right of the bowler

Maheesh Theekshana to Tim Seifert, 1 run, short on the stumps, bunted down to long-on

Dilshan Madushanka to Tim Seifert, 1 run, dropped! How many times have we seen Theekshana drop a catch? I'm afraid the answer is not gonna bring any bit of positivity to the Sri Lankan fans. Dilshan Madushanka is livid and rightly so. He threw it full and wide of off stump, Seifert slashes and the thick outside edge carries to the left of short third who makes a meal of it despite a well-timed dive. Theekshana got both hands, held it briefly and then lost control as he fell onto the ground...

Dilshan Madushanka to Tim Seifert, no run, yorker length outside off, Seifert slogs off the toe end to the right of Asalanka at mid-wicket

Dunith Wellalage to Tim Seifert, FOUR, poor delivery from Wellalage. Drops it short on leg stump, Seifert rocks back and drags the pull off the thick inside half square on the leg-side. The fielder at deep mid-wicket had no chance whatsoever...

Dunith Wellalage to Tim Seifert, 1 run, tossed up on off, Seifert mistimes the drive off the inside edge to the left of mid-wicket

Dilshan Madushanka to Tim Seifert, no run, pitched up outside off, Seifert looks to go hard on the drive and gets a thick inside edge onto his pad that rolls to silly mid-off

Dilshan Madushanka to Tim Seifert, 1 run, 134ks swings in late around off, Seifert gets a thick inside edge onto pad that rolls into the off-side for a quick single