New Zealand put Australia in to bat first at the Basin Reserve. Green's brilliant century (103) and late-order fightback helped Australia reach 279/9. New Zealand bowlers, led by Henry (4 wickets), kept the pressure on. The match hangs in the balance with Australia hoping to add quick runs and New Zealand aiming to take the last wicket.
He was forced to leave the field and Finn Allen took over the role behind the stumps. For the rest of the match, Conway didn't come out to field or bat. The left-handed batter has yet to hit a ball since picking up the injury.
Australia are gearing up for their two-match Test series against New Zealand, which will kick off on Thursday at the Basin Reserve.
Conway is scheduled to undergo additional scans on his injured left thumb before undergoing a fitness examination on Wednesday, determining his eligibility for Thursday's match.
Tim David produced a Virat Kohli impression to assist Australia in chasing 216 in the first T20 International against New Zealand, albeit not exactly in the same way.
Mitchell Marsh's stellar performance earned him the 'Player of the Match' award, courtesy of his unbeaten 72 runs and a wicket in the first innings.
After winning the toss, the Kiwis decided to bat first and their decision did not disappoint them in the first inning.
With all-rounders Marcus Stoinis and Aaron Hardie ruled out of the series, Australia had to make a change in their roster.
Veteran opener David Warner says he is ready to confront hostile crowds in New Zealand as Australia prepares to play a three-match T20I series beginning Wednesday.
Right-handed star batter Kane Williamson was not included after he took paternity leave. Meanwhile, Daryl Mitchell was also dropped as he continues rehab for a long-term foot injury.