Updated October 18th, 2021 at 22:21 IST

T20 WC: David Warner out for a duck in warm-up game vs NZ as Guptill takes stunner; WATCH

David Warner was dismissed for a golden duck on Monday against New Zealand in the T20 World Cup 2021 warm-up game as Martin Guptill took a stunning catch.

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David Warner was dismissed for a golden duck on Monday against New Zealand in the T20 World Cup 2021 warm-up game as Martin Guptill took a stunning catch.

Guptill took a one-handed beauty as he flew to his left to complete the dismissal of Tim Southee's bowling. Warner charged down the pitch as he attempted a drive, only to find the edge of his bat.

T20 World Cup: Netizens in disbelief as Martin Guptill takes blinder

One fan took to Twitter and posted the video of Martin Guptill taking a stunner to dismiss David Warner for a golden duck.

Meanwhile, several netizens posted images of the catch.

Similarly, another user could not believe that Guptill completed the catch as they posted a reaction of being shocked.

Meanwhile, another fan highlighted that cricketers out of form usually do tend to be unlucky. Warner has not been in the best of form as he had a woeful IPL 2021, leading him also to be dropped from Sunrisers Hyderabad's playing 11.

Another netizen went to the extent of saying that Guptill's catch would have been the 'catch of the tournament,' had the Australia vs New Zealand match been an official match.

Meanwhile, several other reactions can be seen below:

T20 World Cup warm-up: New Zealand set target of 159 runs

Having batted first, New Zealand amassed 158 runs in the 20 overs and gave Australia a target of 159 runs to chase. Openers Martin Guptill and Daryl Mitchell got the Black Caps to a decent start as they scored 30 and 33 runs respectively. Captain Kane Williamson made the highest contribution as he smacked 37 runs off 30 balls. Meanwhile, Jimmy Neesham hit a quickfire 31 runs off 18 balls to get New Zealand to a decent total in the 20 overs.

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Published October 18th, 2021 at 22:21 IST