Allen’s record-breaking 137 sweeps the series for New Zealand.

Finn Allen’s second T20I century in Dunedin deflated Pakistan, helping New Zealand win by 45 runs in the third T20I. Allen’s 16 sixes are the joint-highest in a T20I innings, propelling him to a 26-ball fifty and a 48-ball century. Pakistan’s bowling was too short, and the opening batsman unleashed ferocious pulls and golf-like swings. Babar Azam was dismissed for 58 while attempting to increase Pakistan’s score, and the team fell short yet again. Allen has 373 runs in five innings this year, his highest T20 score. He also hit two fours and three sixes in the over to help New Zealand reach 67 in the powerplay. Read More…

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Finn Allen produced the highest individual score by a New Zealand batter in T20I history 🇳🇿

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