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NZ vs AUS LIVE: Selfless Injured Conway turns mentor, helps replacement Tim Seifert in practice drill ahead of T20 World Cup Final – Watch video

NZ vs AUS LIVE: Selfless Injured Conway turns mentor, helps replacement Tim Seifert in practice drill ahead of T20 World Cup Final – Watch video

NZ vs AUS Live – T20 World Cup Final: New Zealand’s ruled-out wicket-keeper batsman Devon Conway is trying every possible way to pay his contribution in Kiwi’s maiden T20 World Cup trophy win. In the latest video shared by New Zealand’s official Twitter handle BlackCaps, Devon Conway is seen helping Tim Seifert in the practice […]

NZ vs AUS Live – T20 World Cup Final: New Zealand’s ruled-out wicket-keeper batsman Devon Conway is trying every possible way to pay his contribution in Kiwi’s maiden T20 World Cup trophy win. In the latest video shared by New Zealand’s official Twitter handle BlackCaps, Devon Conway is seen helping Tim Seifert in the practice drills ahead of the summit clash. Siefert is most likely to keep the wickets for New Zealand in the T20 World Cup Final vs Australia in Dubai on Sunday evening. Follow InsideSport.in for more T20 World Cup live updates.

NZ vs AUS Live: Injured Devon Conway turns mentor, helps Tim Seifert in practice drill ahead of T20 World Cup Final – Watch video

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In a video released by BlackCaps on Saturday, Devon Conway can be seen helping Tim Seifert prepare for the final on Sunday. Conway’s right hand is wrapped in a cast while he is helping Seirfert with some catching drills with his other hand. As per the reports, New Zealand held an optional training session ahead of Sunday’s final against Australia.

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NZ vs AUS Live: Injured Devon Conway turns mentor, helps Tim Seifert in practice drill ahead of T20 World Cup Final – Watch video

Earlier, Kane Williamson and Co. faced a big blow after their semi-final game against England after wicketkeeper-batsman Devon Conway got ruled out of the T20 World Cup Final with a freak injury. Conway had sustained an injury in his right hand while punching his bat after getting out against England in the semi-final.

Conway was one of the in-form players for the Kiwis during the ongoing World Cup and played a vital knock of 46 runs against England. Conway averages 32.25 and scored 129 runs in 6 games played in the ongoing tournament.

NZ vs AUS Live: Injured Devon Conway turns mentor, helps Tim Seifert in practice drill ahead of T20 World Cup Final – Watch video

Meanwhile, Tim Seifert is looking to take up Conway’s place in the final game. He featured in New Zealand’s opening game against Pakistan but had to sacrifice his spot as Kiwis needed to bring in an extra bowling option in Adam Milne with Conway taking up wicketkeeping responsibilities.

As quoted by stuff.co.nz, Seifert said that he was gutted for Conway who will be missing out on the crucial game but is ready to go when called upon.

“It’s very unfortunate for Devon, we’re gutted for him, but at the end of the day sometimes that’s sport and little things like that happen. As a player I’m ready to go, and I’m very excited to be playing – hopefully – in the World Cup final. It’s a dream come true,” Siefert was quoted by stuff.co.nz.

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