By Admin 
IND vs NZ T20 Series: After the defeat in the ODI series, now Team India’s eyes are on the five-match T20 series. However, even before the start, some New Zealand players are increasing the concern of Indian fans. Team India will have to be cautious to ensure that the same situation as the Kiwi team defeated India in the decisive ODI played in Indore does not happen in the T20. Before the first T20 match to be played in Nagpur, there are three New Zealand players who have the ability to single-handedly change the course of the match.
Glenn Phillips: Threat with bat, ball and fielding
Glenn Phillips is one of the most dangerous players of New Zealand at present. The way he scored a century on the Indore pitch in the last match of the ODI series, it tested the Indian bowlers a lot. His high strike rate can become a big problem for India in T20 format. Apart from this, he also takes important overs from part-time spin and in fielding, he is often seen taking impossible catches. In such a situation, Phillips can snatch the match from any department.
Daryl Mitchell: Run machine against India
Daryl Mitchell’s record against India has been very strong and the recent ODI series proved it again. By scoring two centuries and one half-century in three matches, he made it clear that he likes Indian bowling very much. Even in T20, if he gets settled at the crease, it will not be easy for the Indian bowlers to stop him. His presence in the middle order gives strength to New Zealand.
Kyle Jamieson: Big threat in powerplay
Tall fast bowler Kyle Jamieson can become a headache for the Indian batsmen with the new ball. In the ODI series, he bowled consistently with the correct line-length and took 6 important wickets. Powerplay overs are very important in T20 and it is here that Jamieson can cause harm to India. His bounce and seam movement will test the Indian top order. Apart from this, he is capable of stopping runs even in death overs.
The first T20 match to be held in Nagpur will decide the direction of the series for Team India. If India can control these three players in time, then the comeback can be off to a strong start.