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    There will be more on the line than the Black Caps would've liked when Sri Lanka and Pakistan meet at the T20 World Cup overnight

    There will be more on the line than the Black Caps would've liked when Sri Lanka and Pakistan meet at the T20 World Cup overnight


    New Zealand's Super Eight loss to England means they are now needing Pakistan to avoid winning by 64 runs or chasing their target in 13 overs tomorrow morning, to advance to the semi-finals.

    All-rounder Rachin Ravindra says they'll be hiding in their hotel as they take in all the drama.



    Pace bowler Matt Henry is departing the tournament to join his wife as they await the arrival of their second child.

    He may return for the semi-final stages, should New Zealand qualify.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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