NZ vs UAE, T20 World Cup: Tim Seifert, Finn Allen storm New Zealand to 10-wicket victory over UAE- Action in Images

Finn Allen and Tim Seifert stitched together a record-breaking 175-run opening stand powering the New Zealand to a dominant 10-wicket victory over UAE.

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New Zealand sealed a thumping 10-wicket win thanks to a ruthless unbeaten opening stand between Tim Seifert (89*) and Finn Allen (84*). (AFP)

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Tim Seifert raced to a 23-ball fifty — his second half-century of the tournament following his knock against Afghanistan — setting the tempo for New Zealand’s chase. (AFP)

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Finn Allen kept the momentum going at the other end, matching the attacking intent and building a flawless opening stand. He brought up his half-century in 27 balls and stayed unbeaten on a commanding 84, helping guide New Zealand comfortably to victory. (PTI )

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UAE skipper Muhammad Waseem led from the front with a determined unbeaten 66, providing his side with a fighting total and a glimmer of hope heading into the defence.    (PTI )

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Alishan Sharafu scored a solid 55, combining with Muhammad Waseem for a crucial 107-run stand that came off just 77 balls, helping UAE recover and rebuild the innings after an early setback. (PTI )

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Matt Henry bowled a brilliant final over where he claimed a couple of wickets on the last two balls as UAE posted 173/6 in 20 overs. (AP)

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Mitchell Santner was the most economical bowler for his side as he gave just 23 runs in his four overs while also picked a wicket. (AFP)