Salt and Brook go large as England beat NZ in second T20 international

Phil Salt hit 85 from 56 balls and Harry Brook 78 from 35, sharing a 129-run partnership which propelled England to a 65 run win over New Zealand in the second Twenty20 international.

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Salt and Brook reached a century partnership from only 54 balls and provided the momentum as England made 236-4 after being sent in, the highest-ever T20 international score on Hagley Oval.

Tom Banton rounded off the England innings with an unbeaten 29 from 12 balls.

Adil Rashid then took 4-32 as New Zealand was bowled out for 171 in 18 overs, attempting the highest successful run chase in the history of T20 internationals. It was Rashid's fourth four-wicket bags in T20s and marked the 21st consecutive T20 innings in which he has taken at least one wicket.

Tim Seifert made 39 and Mitchell Santner 36 as New Zealand lost all IO wickets to catches.