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Black Caps romp to victory win as Proteas collapse | SA News

18 March 2026 by Guest

Devon Conway top-scored for New Zealand with a far from fluent 60 from 49 balls but it proved to be a match-winning innings as South Africa crashed to 107 all out to lose the second of five T20 Internationals against South Africa by 68-runs at Seddon Park in Hamilton on Tuesday.

Conway’s scratchy innings on a slow and awkward pitch laid the platform for a total of 175-6 and the Proteas were never in the game as George Linde (33 from 12 balls) was the only batsman to reach 20. Seamer Ben Sears led a disciplined attack with 3-14 from three overs.

Left-handed opener, Conway, played and missed at over a dozen deliveries and mistimed the ball often but he kept his composure in the…

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