Kane Williamson will captain the T20 World Cup squad for a fourth time as New Zealand hunt for a maiden title
Kuwait had the better chances in the Group A match Wednesday but it was the Uzbeks who took the lead when Alexander Geynrikh was brought down outside the area in the 41st minute. Masim Shatskikh’s free kick deflected off Azizbek Haydarov into the net.
Kuwait tied it in the 48th after Walied Ali was brought down in the area and Bader Al Mutwa slotted home the penalty. But Uzbekistan substitute Jasur Khasanov crossed to Server Djeparov for the winner in the 64th. Kuwait had several chances to equalize, including substitute’s Ahmad Ajab’s point-blank shot in the 81st that went over the net.
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