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New Zealand's T20 World Cup clash with Afghanistan was abandoned because of rain without a ball being bowled at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Wednesday. Both teams receive one point to leave Group 1 wide open after Ireland shocked England by five runs in a rain-shortened first match at the same ground.
Proteas seamer Lungi Ngidi admitted that Australia's funky weather has put them under pressure ahead of Thursday's T20 World Cup clash against Bangladesh at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
SYDNEY: Lungi Ngidi says South Africa will be looking to blast Bangladesh off the park with pace at the Twenty20 World Cup on Thursday (Oct 26), targeting the top order in particular to "cut the head off the snake".
SYDNEY : Lungi Ngidi says South Africa will be looking to blast Bangladesh off the park with pace at the Twenty20 World Cup on Thursday, targeting the top order in particular to "cut the head off the snake".
Following an agonising no-result against Zimbabwe in their opening match of the ICC T20 World Cup on Monday, the Proteas travel to Melbourne staring a forecast for a 80% chance of showers and a thunderstorm squarely in the face ahead of their meeting with Bangladesh on Thursday.
The Proteas left Hobart disappointed at sharing the points with African neighbours Zimbabwe in their T20 World Cup opener on Monday, but there was one glaring positive.
MELBOURNE : Zimbabwe coach Dave Houghton criticised the umpires' decision to continue their T20 World Cup match against South Africa despite heavy rain on Monday, with one of his bowlers left nursing an ankle injury after slipping in the wet outfield.
Proteas coach Mark Boucher speaks at the post-match press conference following his side's 'no result' against Zimbabwe in Hobart in their T20 World Cup opener on Monday.