As New Zealand prepares for the T20 World Cup, they are perceived as a balanced yet inconsistent team, entering the tournament as 'dangerous dark horses' according to the Pakistan News Network. The team has won 16 out of 31 T20Is since the last World Cup, with significant victories against Pakistan and West Indies, and an unbeaten run in a tri-nation series in Zimbabwe. However, recent losses to Australia, England, and India have raised concerns about their consistency against top-tier teams. ESPN reports that injuries have been a significant issue, with key players like Adam Milne ruled out and Lockie Ferguson recovering from a calf injury. Despite these setbacks, head coach Rob Walter is optimistic about Michael Bracewell's recovery, stating his 'progression has been really good.'
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New Zealand enters the T20 World Cup as 'dangerous dark horses' with a balanced team but faces consistency issues, injuries, and tough Group D opponents like South Africa and Afghanistan.
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