Pakistan will lock horns with New Zealand in the match 19 of the T20 World Cup 2021, in the UAE, on Tuesday evening (October 26). This will be the second game of the day, following the West Indies-South Africa encounter in Pool A.&nbsp;

Talking about the Babar Azam-led Men in Green, the one-time winners dominated their opening fixture in the Super 12 round by beating their arch-rivals India by ten wickets. Opting to bowl first, Babar-led Pakistan rode on Shaheen Afridi's 3/31 and Haris Rauf's 1/25 to restrict India to 151-7. In reply, Babar's 68 not out and Mohammad Rizwan's 79 not out completed the run-chase without dropping any sweat.&nbsp;

After such a clinical performance, Pakistan will be favourites against New Zealand, against whom they have some unfinished business after the Black Caps pulled out of their tour of the Asian giants at the last moment in mid-September. Kane Williamson-led Kiwis, on the other hand, will have a task to stop the rampant Pakistani line-up, on slow and batting-friendly surfaces in Sharjah.&nbsp;

New Zealand are entering the Super 12 on the back of two defeats in a row in the warm-up games.

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Where is the T20 World Cup match between Pakistan vs New Zealand taking place?

The T20 World Cup match between Pakistan vs New Zealand will take place at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai.

What time does the T20 World Cup match between Pakistan vs New Zealand begin?

The T20 World Cup match between Pakistan vs New Zealand begins at 7:30 PM IST on Tuesday.

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Where and how to watch live coverage of the T20 World Cup match between Pakistan vs New Zealand?

The T20 World Cup match between Pakistan vs New Zealand will be aired live on Star Sports channels - Star Sports 1, Star Sports 2, Star Sports 3, Star Sports 3 HD. The online streaming of the T20 World Cup match between ENG vs WI will be available on Hotstar. The T20 World Cup matches will be shown on Star Sports 1, Star Sports 2, Star Sports 3, Star Sports HD, and DD Sports.

Pakistan will lock horns with New Zealand in the match 19 of the T20 World Cup 2021, in the UAE, on Tuesday evening (October 26). This will be the second game of the day, following the West Indies-South Africa encounter in Pool A.

Pakistan will lock horns with New Zealand in the match 19 of the T20 World Cup 2021, in the UAE, on Tuesday evening (October 26). This will be the second game of the day, following the West Indies-South Africa encounter in Pool A. Talking about the Babar Azam-led Men in Green, the one-time winners dominated their opening fixture in the Super 12 round by beating their arch-rivals India by ten wickets. Opting to bowl first, Babar-led Pakistan rode on Shaheen Afridi's 3/31 and Haris Rauf's 1/25 to restrict India to 151-7. In reply, Babar's 68 not out and Mohammad Rizwan's 79 not out completed the run-chase without dropping any sweat. After such a clinical performance, Pakistan will be favourites against New Zealand, against whom they have some unfinished business after the Black Caps pulled out of their tour of the Asian giants at the last moment in mid-September. Kane Williamson-led Kiwis, on the other hand, will have a task to stop the rampant Pakistani line-up, on slow and batting-friendly surfaces in Sharjah. New Zealand are entering the Super 12 on the back of two defeats in a row in the warm-up games. ALSO READ | Pak vs NZ, T20 World Cup 2021 prediction: Who will win today's match between Pakistan and New Zealand? Let's take a look at the means on how to live stream or view the match: Where is the T20 World Cup match between Pakistan vs New Zealand taking place? The T20 World Cup match between Pakistan vs New Zealand will take place at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai. What time does the T20 World Cup match between Pakistan vs New Zealand begin? The T20 World Cup match between Pakistan vs New Zealand begins at 7:30 PM IST on Tuesday. ALSO READ | Shaheen Shah Afridi: A spell that changed Pakistan's fate Where and how to watch live coverage of the T20 World Cup match between Pakistan vs New Zealand? The T20 World Cup match between Pakistan vs New Zealand will be aired live on Star Sports channels - Star Sports 1, Star Sports 2, Star Sports 3, Star Sports 3 HD. The online streaming of the T20 World Cup match between ENG vs WI will be available on Hotstar. The T20 World Cup matches will be shown on Star Sports 1, Star Sports 2, Star Sports 3, Star Sports HD, and DD Sports.

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<a href="http://www.wionews.com/sports/4th-odi-hardik-pandyas-16-helps-india-scrape-past-54-their-lowest-odi-total-193978">Indian cricket team saved face in the fourth ODI against New Zealand</a> after it managed to go past their lowest ever total of 54 runs. &nbsp;

The 'Men in Blue' recorded their lowest ODI total ever against Sri Lanka on 29th October 2000 at Sharjah.

In this match, Sanath Jayasuriya's 189 helped Lanka post 299/5 on the board. In return, India were dismissed for just 54 runs where Sourav Ganguly, who was the skipper, managed just 3 runs while now batting legend Sachin Tendulkar contributed just 5.&nbsp;

While playing their fourth ODI, India were 40 for the loss of seven wickets at a point and it seemed that the team might fail to scrape past their lowest ever total and register a new embarrassing figure. &nbsp;&nbsp;

However, it was Hardik Pandya's 16 that helped India go past the 54 total. he slammed three boundaries in Trent Boult's over to give India and cricketing fans a sigh of relief.

Pandya, who was going strong, was dismissed by Boult, who clinched five wickets in his 10 overs.&nbsp;

Indian cricket team saved face in the fourth ODI against New Zealand after it managed to go past their lowest ever total of 54 runs. The 'Men in Blue' recorded their lowest ODI total ever against Sri Lanka on 29th October 2000 at Sharjah.

Indian cricket team saved face in the fourth ODI against New Zealand after it managed to go past their lowest ever total of 54 runs. The 'Men in Blue' recorded their lowest ODI total ever against Sri Lanka on 29th October 2000 at Sharjah. In this match, Sanath Jayasuriya's 189 helped Lanka post 299/5 on the board. In return, India were dismissed for just 54 runs where Sourav Ganguly, who was the skipper, managed just 3 runs while now batting legend Sachin Tendulkar contributed just 5. While playing their fourth ODI, India were 40 for the loss of seven wickets at a point and it seemed that the team might fail to scrape past their lowest ever total and register a new embarrassing figure. However, it was Hardik Pandya's 16 that helped India go past the 54 total. he slammed three boundaries in Trent Boult's over to give India and cricketing fans a sigh of relief. Pandya, who was going strong, was dismissed by Boult, who clinched five wickets in his 10 overs.

IND vs NZ, 4th ODI: India's lowest ODI total came against Sri Lanka

A heartbreaking loss after a stunning win denting their confidence, India will still be fired up by the prospect of a maiden knock-out round berth when they take on Bahrain in their final Asian Cup group league match here on Monday.

A draw against the West Asian side, currently ranked 113, will be enough for India (ranked 97) to qualify for the round of 16 for the first time in the continent's showpiece event after failed attempts in 1984 and 2011.

Monday's match at the Sharjah Stadium, which may turn out to be the biggest night of Indian football after its achievements during the Golden Years (1951 to 64), is also significant as talismanic skipper Sunil Chhetri will equal former captain Bhaichung Bhutia's record of highest appearances for the country at 107 each.&nbsp;

India had finished runners-up in the 1964 edition in Israel but that tournament was played in a round-robin format comprising four countries with the winners being decided on the basis of points collected in the league. There was not a single knock-out match in that edition.&nbsp;

But even a defeat on Monday may still see India (3 points from 2 matches) through to the knock-out rounds as one of the four third-placed teams if hosts United Arab Emirates (4 from 2 matches) beat Thailand (3 from 2 matches) in Al Ain in the other Group A match to be played simultaneously.

Four third-placed sides from the six groups of four team each will also advance to the knock-out rounds, along with the top two countries.

Under the competition rules of the Asian Cup, if two teams end their group stage engagements on equal points, the ranking will be decided first on the basis of head to head result.&nbsp;

So, if both Thailand and India lose their matches on Monday, India will end at third as they have defeated the 'War Elephants' 4-1 in their opening match.

But the Stephen Constantine side cannot lose to Bahrain -- to whom India lost 2-5 in the 2011 Asian Cup -- by a big margin as goal difference will get the first preference while deciding which team makes it to the Round of 16 among third place sides of equal points.&nbsp;

In Groups C and D, two bottom-placed teams have not yet opened their accounts after playing two matches each and they have minus goal difference as against India's plus one.

Courtesy, the stunning win against Thailand has shown that India are no longer an 'also ran' side and the second match against the UAE -- though lost 0-2 -- strengthened the thought that this side can hold onto their own without fear and take the game to the opposition, unlike the teams of the past.

Luck also eluded India in the match against UAE as the woodwork denied them on two occasions while Ashique Kuruniyan and Chhetri had the goalkeeper at their mercy but failed to beat him. India had more shots at opposition goal though UAE had the overwhelming possession.&nbsp;

Constantine has built India into a compact and largely defensive unit which tries to score on the counter. The team largely maintained it shape and intensity in the first two matches against Thailand and UAE.

The lack of creativity in the midfield as compared to other top sides was, however, evident and a lot will depend on Chhetri, who has become the highest Indian goal scorer in the Asian Cup (with four strikes) as well as second highest international goal scorer (67 from 106 matches) among active players.

India may again deploy a defensive approach and hit on the counter against a physical Bahrain as they need just a draw while it is a must-win for the West Asian side as they are with just one point from two matches after their 0-1 loss to Thailand.

The Thais defended deep in the first half against Bahrain and hit on the counter and the 'War Elephants' were able to get a second half goal. So, it is not beyond India's reach to get a favourable result against Bahrain.

Constantine fielded the same starting eleven in both against Thailand and UAE in a 4-4-2 formation and it will have to be seen whether he does the same against Bahrain. The central defender duo of Sandesh Jhingan and Anas Edathodika largely marshalled the back-line well so far but there were periods of lack of understanding between them which led to the two goals by UAE.

The head coach is unlikely to make changes at the heart of the defence as well as in the upfront duo of Chhetri and Kuruniyan. However, Constantine may try out Balwant Singh at some point in time considering the physicality of the Bahrain side.&nbsp;

Jeje Lapekhlua has been the preferred forward for Constantine to come in as substitute.

Rowlin Borges is an option for Pranoy Halder in the role of a defensive midfielder while attacking midfielder Anirudha Thapa was a bit subdued against UAE. Right winger Udanta Singh was brilliant in the match against Thailand as he was involved in three goals and he was denied by the crossbar against UAE as well.&nbsp;

Historically, India have won just one match against Bahrain in seven matches played so far between the two countries. That win (2-0) had come in an international friendly in Bahrain in October, 1979 with striker Shabir Ali scoring both the goals.&nbsp;

Bahrain have won on five occasions win while one match had ended in a draw.&nbsp;

A heartbreaking loss after a stunning win denting their confidence, India will still be fired up by the prospect of a maiden knock-out round berth when they take on Bahrain in their final Asian Cup group league match here on Monday.

A heartbreaking loss after a stunning win denting their confidence, India will still be fired up by the prospect of a maiden knock-out round berth when they take on Bahrain in their final Asian Cup group league match here on Monday. A draw against the West Asian side, currently ranked 113, will be enough for India (ranked 97) to qualify for the round of 16 for the first time in the continent's showpiece event after failed attempts in 1984 and 2011. Monday's match at the Sharjah Stadium, which may turn out to be the biggest night of Indian football after its achievements during the Golden Years (1951 to 64), is also significant as talismanic skipper Sunil Chhetri will equal former captain Bhaichung Bhutia's record of highest appearances for the country at 107 each. India had finished runners-up in the 1964 edition in Israel but that tournament was played in a round-robin format comprising four countries with the winners being decided on the basis of points collected in the league. There was not a single knock-out match in that edition. But even a defeat on Monday may still see India (3 points from 2 matches) through to the knock-out rounds as one of the four third-placed teams if hosts United Arab Emirates (4 from 2 matches) beat Thailand (3 from 2 matches) in Al Ain in the other Group A match to be played simultaneously. Four third-placed sides from the six groups of four team each will also advance to the knock-out rounds, along with the top two countries. Under the competition rules of the Asian Cup, if two teams end their group stage engagements on equal points, the ranking will be decided first on the basis of head to head result. So, if both Thailand and India lose their matches on Monday, India will end at third as they have defeated the 'War Elephants' 4-1 in their opening match. But the Stephen Constantine side cannot lose to Bahrain -- to whom India lost 2-5 in the 2011 Asian Cup -- by a big margin as goal difference will get the first preference while deciding which team makes it to the Round of 16 among third place sides of equal points. In Groups C and D, two bottom-placed teams have not yet opened their accounts after playing two matches each and they have minus goal difference as against India's plus one. Courtesy, the stunning win against Thailand has shown that India are no longer an 'also ran' side and the second match against the UAE -- though lost 0-2 -- strengthened the thought that this side can hold onto their own without fear and take the game to the opposition, unlike the teams of the past. Luck also eluded India in the match against UAE as the woodwork denied them on two occasions while Ashique Kuruniyan and Chhetri had the goalkeeper at their mercy but failed to beat him. India had more shots at opposition goal though UAE had the overwhelming possession. Constantine has built India into a compact and largely defensive unit which tries to score on the counter. The team largely maintained it shape and intensity in the first two matches against Thailand and UAE. The lack of creativity in the midfield as compared to other top sides was, however, evident and a lot will depend on Chhetri, who has become the highest Indian goal scorer in the Asian Cup (with four strikes) as well as second highest international goal scorer (67 from 106 matches) among active players. India may again deploy a defensive approach and hit on the counter against a physical Bahrain as they need just a draw while it is a must-win for the West Asian side as they are with just one point from two matches after their 0-1 loss to Thailand. The Thais defended deep in the first half against Bahrain and hit on the counter and the 'War Elephants' were able to get a second half goal. So, it is not beyond India's reach to get a favourable result against Bahrain. Constantine fielded the same starting eleven in both against Thailand and UAE in a 4-4-2 formation and it will have to be seen whether he does the same against Bahrain. The central defender duo of Sandesh Jhingan and Anas Edathodika largely marshalled the back-line well so far but there were periods of lack of understanding between them which led to the two goals by UAE. The head coach is unlikely to make changes at the heart of the defence as well as in the upfront duo of Chhetri and Kuruniyan. However, Constantine may try out Balwant Singh at some point in time considering the physicality of the Bahrain side. Jeje Lapekhlua has been the preferred forward for Constantine to come in as substitute. Rowlin Borges is an option for Pranoy Halder in the role of a defensive midfielder while attacking midfielder Anirudha Thapa was a bit subdued against UAE. Right winger Udanta Singh was brilliant in the match against Thailand as he was involved in three goals and he was denied by the crossbar against UAE as well. Historically, India have won just one match against Bahrain in seven matches played so far between the two countries. That win (2-0) had come in an international friendly in Bahrain in October, 1979 with striker Shabir Ali scoring both the goals. Bahrain have won on five occasions win while one match had ended in a draw.

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