The sudden exits of the two fast bowlers, Matt Henry and Lockie Ferguson, were also two crucial moments of the match. It is now hard to tell, arguably impossible to tell, what would be the result of the match if both of them could finish their bowling quotas against India today.
Mitchell Santner stated that Matt Henry left the ground due to a tight calf muscle, and Lockie Ferguson's departure from the ground was also part of the team's safety measures.
New Zealand likely to rotate their playing combination
Moments after the penultimate over of the match, when both of the captains, Santner and Shreyas Iyer, and Tilak Varma, the Player of the match, gathered to give the ceremonial speech, the Blackcaps captain addressed the injury threats to their two experienced fast bowlers.
"I think it’s precautionary, and I think Lockie went off as well. So hopefully those guys scrub up okay. But I think with the quick turnarounds throughout the series and in the one-days, there could be a bit of rotation. I think that’s just what it’s going to have to be," Mitchell Santner told the media.
Bowling stats of Matt Henry and Lockie Ferguson in the 2nd T20I vs India
His pace bowling partner, Lockie Ferguson, bowled in three overs and proved expensive as the speedster went for 12.33 runs in his spell, without taking any wickets.
India will next face New Zealand for the 3rd T20I on October 27 in Wellington.
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