New Zealand and Sri Lanka are all set to continue their ongoing series as both sides will face off in the first ODI of the series at the Basin Reserve, Wellington on Sunday, January 5. It is worth noting that the recently-concluded T20I series between both sides ended in New Zealand’s favour.

NZ vs SL 2nd T20I Live Streaming, When & Where To Watch New Zealand vs Sri Lanka 2nd T20I Live channel: The match will take place on December 30, with the action set to begin at 11:45 AM (IST).

New Zealand has secured a 2-0 lead in their T20I series against Sri Lanka, winning the first match by eight runs and the second by 45 runs. The third and final match will be broadcast live on Sony Sports Network and can be streamed on the SonyLiv app and website in India.

Kusal Perera's scintillating century propelled Sri Lanka to a thrilling 7-run win over New Zealand in the third T20I

NZ vs SL 3rd T20I Live Streaming, When & Where To Watch New Zealand vs Sri Lanka 3rd T20I Live channel: New Zealand has already clinched the series, taking an unassailable 2-0 lead after their impressive victory in the second T20I by 45 runs.

Top order batsman Kusal Perera smashed 101 off 46 balls to set up Sri Lanka's consolation seven-run victory in the final T20 International against New Zealand, who won the three-match series 2-1 in Nelson on Thursday.

Kusal Perera scored Sri Lanka’s fastest Twenty20 international century — from 44 balls — to spur his team to a consolation win over New Zealand by seven runs in the the final match of the three-match series.

New Zealand won a delayed toss and chose to bowl Thursday in the third Twenty20 international against Sri Lanka at Saxton Oval. Heavy rain overnight and in the morning dampened the outfield and the toss was delayed by 30 minutes as groundstaff worked to get the pitch and surrounds ready for play.

Kusal Perera's career-best knock gave Sri Lanka the platform to take a win by 7 runs against New Zealand in the third T20I.

Kusal Perera cracked a career-best 101 off just 46 balls as Sri Lanka secured a consolation seven-run victory in the third and final Twenty20 match against New Zealand in Nelson on Thursday. Sri Lanka posted 218-5 in their 20 overs and New Zealand replied with 211-7.