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India eyes third T20 World Cup title as New Zealand hopes to spoil party in Sunday's final
- On Sunday, India men's cricket team, the defending champion, will face New Zealand men's cricket team in the T20 World Cup 2026 final at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.
- With Ahmedabad aiming for a sporting high ahead of the 2030 Commonwealth Games, the city seeks a memorable final as New Zealand wants to replicate its giant-killing acts, all while eyeing the 2036 Olympic debut.
- Both teams put on sensational batting, with Finn Allen's 33-ball unbeaten 100 and Rachin Ravindra's 11 wickets highlighting New Zealand's influence, as the venue has not seen a first-innings score below 175 this tournament.
- India face added pressure after the 2023 final defeat at the same ground, while New Zealand men's cricket team seeks to end its limited ICC trophy drought.
- At the Narendra Modi Stadium, history and transformation matter, with high team totals including a 213 by South Africa, and the mixed-soil pitch offers true bounce for batters.
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