Martin Guptill
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The Lankan Lions squeezed the Black Caps
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Rangana Herath crippled the unpredictable batting line up of the Kiwis as the Islanders defended a small looking total and qualified for the semi-final spot.
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India back in the series with a thriller – 3rd ODI vs. New Zealand
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A scintillating display of batting by Ravichandran Ashwin along with Ravindra Jadeja almost brought India to a win as the 3rd ODI ended in a draw.
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New Zealand won a thriller vs. Sri Lanka
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New Zealand clinched a sensational low scoring match against Sri Lanka with a narrow margin as the bowlers from both sides dominated the interesting encounter.
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England won the third ODI vs. New Zealand
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England clinched the final ODI against New Zealand with the assistance of a majestic batting by Ian Bell supported by a fiery innings from Joss Buttler.
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Martin Guptill haunts England again – 2nd ODI
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The dreadful opener of New Zealand, Martin Guptill, continued his assault on the English bowling with a successive ODI ton and took away the series from the hosts.
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Martin Guptill steers away the Kiwis with a brilliant ton – 1st ODI vs. England
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A masterly unbeaten hundred from Martin Guptill led his side to a tremendous victory against their strong opponents England in the first ODI of the series.
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England clinched series with a majestic win – 3rd T20 vs. New Zealand
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Alex Hales and Michael Lumb blasted the ordinary looking New Zealand bowling attack as England lifted the three match series 2-1 against the hosts at Wellington.
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Brendon McCullum’s blast levelled the series – 2nd T20 vs. England
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The New Zealand skipper, Brendon McCullum, punished the English bowlers at will and led his side to a commanding win in the 2nd T20 as the series was squared.
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England let down New Zealand – First T20
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A strong England side exhibited an all round performance in the opening Twenty20 and won the match comprehensively against the hosts New Zealand at Auckland.
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New Zealand in trouble again – 2nd Test vs. South Africa
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The deadly bowling of South Africa continued on the third day when New Zealand was forced to follow on and the visitors lost four wickets in the second innings.