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World T20: NZ post 145/8

| | Mar 26, 2016, at 10:51 pm
Kolkata, Mar 26 (IBNS) New Zealand posted 145 for the loss of eight wickets in an ICC World T20 match against Bangladesh here on Saturday.

Kane Williamson top scored for the side with his 42 runs off 32 balls. He hammered five boundaries and a six.

Mustafizur Rahman shined with the ball and took five wickets by giving away 22 runs in his five overs.
 
New Zealand has already qualified for the semi-final.

Bangladesh has already crashed out of the tournament.

The Asian side will need to score 146 runs in their 20 overs.
 

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