Australia bowl first in rain-shortened third T20I against New Zealand

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Australia won the toss and chose to bowl first in the third T20 International against New Zealand. The match has been reduced to 14 overs per side because of rain. Both teams kept the same starting lineups for the game. Australia have already secured the series before this fixture. The short format leaves little room for recovery, making early wickets and pressure play especially important.

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