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Left arm kiwi spin bowler Santner is a delight to watch especially on turning tracks. The young spinner has a lot of potential and he is really good on different tracks. Here we see him bowling
 on a spinning track in India Santner was playing the world t20 game against Australia.

Australian captain Smith was facing him and to counter spin, Smith decided to leave his crease and go to the pitch of the ball. The ball had a big spin on it and went past the bat of Smith. There was no way Smith could have played this one. It was a ripper and he got stumped out.

n the last world t20 the New Zealand spin bowler Santner bowled two brilliant and very much identical balls to the likes of Indian opener Rohit Sharma and Australia skipper Steven Smith. Santner booked both these players stumped. Both these balls had some massive turn.

We have seen the in India the ball turns a lot. Smith was down the track to counter the spin but the length from Santner was a perfect one. The ball hit the deck and spun a lit. It went past the bat and Ronchi made no mistake in getting the bails off in a flash. 
on a spinning track in India Santner was playing the world t20 game against Australia. 

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