NZ vs SA 2nd T20I Live Streaming: When and where to watch, playing XI, other details

NZ vs SA 2nd T20I live streaming details: Check when and where to watch New Zealand vs South Africa, predicted playing XI, match time, venue, and broadcast info.

South Africa vs New Zealand (Image Credit: ICC)

In the second T20I match, New Zealand will play against South Africa at the Seddon Park, Hamilton at 11.45 AM IST. The first game between both the sides went in favor of the hosts as they won the match by seven wickets. New Zealand just managed to score 91 runs in the first innings. The Kiwi players didn't look in form and failed to put up a good total on the board.

The 5-match T20I series is led by the Proteas, 1-0, who will hope to win the upcoming matches as well. They were unbeaten in the T20 World Cup before New Zealand defeated them in the semi-finals and knocked them out. They have a good chance of winning the series and taking the revenge.

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Match Details

Match: New Zealand vs South Africa, 2nd T20I

Date: Match 17, Tuesday

Venue: Seddon Park, Hamilton

Time: 11.45 AM IST

Where to watch NZ vs SA match?

The Indian fans can catch the live action of New Zealand vs South Africa match on March 17 in SonyLIV app via OTTplay premium.

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NZ vs SA: Head-to-Head in T20Is

Pitch Report

The pitch at Seddon Park is generally batting-friendly, offering good pace and consistent bounce that allows stroke-makers to play their shots freely. Short boundaries at the venue often lead to high-scoring T20 matches. However, fast bowlers can get some swing with the new ball early in the innings, especially under helpful conditions. As the match progresses, batting becomes easier once the movement reduces. Teams winning the toss often prefer to bat first and post a big total.

NZ vs SA: Predicted Playing XIs

New Zealand (NZ):

Devon Conway, Tom Latham (wk), Tim Robinson, Nick Kelly, Bevon Jacobs, James Neesham, Mitchell Santner (c), Zakary Foulkes, Cole McConchie, Kyle Jamieson, Ben Sears.

South Africa (SA):

Connor Esterhuizen (wk), Jordan Hermann, Tony de Zorzi, Rubin Hermann, Jason Smith, Dian Forrester, George Linde, Gerald Coetzee, Keshav Maharaj (c), Nqobani Mokoena, Ottneil Baartman.

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