Mitchell Santner hace eco de Pat Cummins antes de la final del T20 World Cup

De cara a la final del T20 World Cup, el capitán de Nueva Zelanda Mitchell Santner emuló a Pat Cummins para advertir a los aficionados locales de Ahmedabad. Declaró que no le importa romper corazones. La final enfrenta a India contra Nueva Zelanda.

La final del T20 World Cup 2026 entre India y Nueva Zelanda se disputará en el Narendra Modi Stadium de Ahmedabad. El capitán de Nueva Zelanda Mitchell Santner, en una conferencia de prensa, hizo eco del capitán australiano Pat Cummins al advertir a los aficionados indios. Santner comentó: 'No me importa romper corazones'. Esta declaración se inspira en la cita de Cummins en una final de Copa del Mundo anterior. Santner se refirió a la presión sobre India como equipo local. Como capitán de los Blackcaps, Santner se enfrenta a India en la final. El evento sigue a informes publicados el 7 de marzo de 2026. Fuentes indican que Santner comentó sobre la presión local de India.

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