New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 52 runs in the third T20I. Cricket News – Times of India

Dhaka: Left arm spinner Ejaz Patel gone through BangladeshTop order with career-best 4-16 New Zealand Made a comeback in five-match Twenty20 Internationals Chain With a 52-run win in Dhaka on Sunday.
Bangladesh were bowled out for 76, their second lowest T20 total with Patel and Cole McConchie (3-15) Stacked the hosts on a slow wicket at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium.

Bangladesh were looking to ensure their maiden T20I series win over the Blackcaps after winning the first two games.
He made a flying start to New Zealand’s chase of a modest 128-5 when Mohammad Naeem hit Jacob Duffy for two boundaries in the first over.
But the innings opened from there.
McConchie trapped opener Liton Das for 15 runs at leg before and Patel dismissed Mahedi Hasan and Shakib Al Hasan in the same over.
There was no looking back from there.
All-rounder Rachin Ravindra bowled Naeem before Patel dismissed skipper Mahmudullah Riyadh and Afif Hossain off successive deliveries to beat Bangladesh 43-6.
Mushfiqur Rahim tried to chase but was left alone for 20 after the final wicket was taken by Colin de Grandhomme.
New Zealand captain Tom Latham said, “Very good performance. We were able to partner with the bat even though we lost the first wicket, got a level score and the bowlers did a great job.”
Henry Nicholls scored 36 off 29 balls as the top scorer for the Blackcaps, with Tom Blundell (30) in an unbroken sixth-wicket stand of 66 for his team’s recovery when New Zealand were 62-5.
Medium pacer Mohammad Saifuddin was the home team’s best bowler with 2-28.
Bangladesh captain Mahmudullah said, “The bowlers did a great job to restrict him. We started well with the bat but couldn’t capitalize on it and lost wickets in a cluster. Hopefully we will come back strong in the next match. ”
The fourth match of the series will be played on Wednesday.