New Zealand will be looking to continue their fine run
Colin Munro
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Colin Munro is New Zealand's biggest weapon at the top of the order
Devastating at the top, Munro has found a new lease of life ever since being promoted to open for the Kiwis. Capable of taking the game away from the opposition in a matter of overs, Munro was in sublime form in the recently-concluded series against West Indies.
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While he managed just 100 runs from three innings in the ODI series, he came into his own in the T20Is that followed, notching three consecutive half-centuries. His blistering century (off 47 balls) in the final game at Mount Maunganui made him the only batsman in history to have amassed three T20I hundreds.
He also broke Hamilton Masakadza's record of most runs in a bilateral T20I series, with 223.
Munro strikes at over 100 in ODIs and if he gets his eye in, can easily dismantle even a formidable-looking Pakistani bowling attack.
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Arvind Sriram
After a brief and undistinguished stint as an electrical engineer, Arvind discovered his true calling was churning out hyperbolic prose about athletes he had never met.
A writer and editor with close to a decade’s experience, Arvind’s work has been published on Sky Sports, the BBC, the Guardian and other leading websites. He has attended multiple Grand Slams on the ground and provided coverage for Super Bowls and the NBA playoffs.
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