This wicketkeeper did such a stumping, got the memory of Mahendra Singh Dhoni, VIDEO

New Zealand wicketkeeper Devon Conway stumped Afif Hussain in the third match of the T20 series against Bangladesh. Conway's stumping in the match played in Auckland reminded him of India's legendary wicketkeeper Mahendra Singh Dhoni. On the second ball of the sixth over of Bangladesh's innings, Afif Hussain tried to hit a long shot at mid-wicket, but he failed. Afeef was beat by Todd Astle's ball and keeper Conway caught the ball. Conway was alert and saw that Afif's foot is on the line of the batting crease. He scattered the stumps of the stumps without delay and appealed the out. After this, the on-field umpire resorted to the third umpire. The verdict came in favor of Conway and Afif Hussain had to go to the pavilion. He scored 8 runs off 6 balls.

Firstly, how's the take by Devon Conway?! Secondly, that's some nifty glove work to get rid of Afif Hossain.

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In this rain-affected match, Bangladesh got a target of 142 runs in 10 overs. The entire team was dismissed for 76 runs in 9.3 overs. With this, Bangladesh lost the three-match T20 series 3–0. For New Zealand, Todd Astle took 4 wickets for 13 runs in 2 overs.

The rain-affected third T20 International between New Zealand and Bangladesh in Auckland was reduced to 10–10 overs. Bangladesh won the toss on Thursday and decided to field first. The match was scheduled to start at 7 pm local time, but due to rain, the toss finally became possible at 9 pm.

In the match of ten overs, only three overs powerplay was kept and a bowler could only manage two overs. For New Zealand, Fin Allen scored 71 off 29 balls. He completed the half-century off 18 balls. He hit 10 fours and 3 sixes. New Zealand scored 141 for 4 in 10 overs thanks to Finn's 71 runs. Finn and Martin Guptill shared an 85-run partnership for the first wicket in 4.5 overs.