T20 World Cup: New Zealand’s Finn Allen & Tim Seifert record-breaking partnership in win over UAE


Watch New Zealand openers Finn Allen and Tim Seifert share an unbroken stand of 175, the most for any wicket at a T20 World Cup, to beat the United Arab Emirates by 10 wickets in their second match of the tournament.

SCORECARD: NZ race to 10-wicket win over UAE

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