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    The Black Caps are headed to Auckland with a 2-nil T20 series lead over Pakistan after a five-wicket win in their rain-shortened 15-over contest at Dunedin

    The Black Caps are headed to Auckland with a 2-nil T20 series lead over Pakistan after a five-wicket win in their rain-shortened 15-over contest at Dunedin


    New Zealand chased 136 with 11 balls to spare, highlighted by a 66-run opening stand between Finn Allen and Tim Seifert - they each hit five sixes.

    Allen says they were more aggressive than the visitors in the circumstances.



    The Black Caps can clinch the series with two games to spare when the sides meet at Eden Park on Friday.

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    Rugby League:
    The Warriors are determined to make centre Adam Pompey's milestone night a memorable one when they host the Broncos in league's NRL at Mount Smart Stadium 18:06

    Politics:
    Pakistan expels 80,000 Afghans in two weeks amid crackdown on undocumented migrants 17:26

    Living & Travel:
    Severe weather is continuing to disrupt flights across New Zealand 17:26

    Rugby League:
    A new addition at home has switched up Warriors halfback Luke Metcalf's post-training routine 16:56

    Rugby League:
    Warriors halfback Luke Metcalf's bracing for a tricky night with the boot when they take on the Brisbane Broncos in league's NRL at Mount Smart Stadium 16:46

    Basketball:
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    Rugby:
    Moana Pasifika loose forward Sione Havili Talitui's eager to hit the ground running in his return to the starting side against the Brumbies this afternoon at Pukekohe 14:56


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