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Zimbabwe T20I Tri Series: Henry, Duffy Star As New Zealand Hold Nerve To Down SA
Henry’s incisive early bursts (3/34) and Duffy’s clutch strikes at the death (3/20) proved too much for the Proteas, who fell short despite a valiant lower-order fightback led by George Linde.
The victory also marked a winning start to Rob Walter’s coaching tenure with New Zealand — against the very team he previously coached.
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