A deadly bowling spell from the speedster, Dale Steyn, crippled the batting line up of the Kiwis while Jean-Paul Duminy batted excellently to win the game.
New Zealand maintained their supremacy in the ongoing series vs. India who surrendered the opening Test against the quality quick bowling on a bouncy track.
The Indian bowlers put their side back in the game after their dismal batting in the first innings as the Black Caps were dismissed cheaply in their 2nd one.
The Black Caps continued their dominance over the Blue Shirts as Ross Taylor, Kane Williamson and the debutant, Matt Henry, sparkled for the home side.
The Black Caps maintained their disciplined batting as the middle order batsman, Ross Taylor, powered an unbeaten hundred and led his team to victory vs. India.
The Kiwis continued their domination over the Blue Shirts in the ongoing ODI series by a compact team work and defeated the visitors in the consecutive game.
The pace attack of New Zealand, well led by Mitchell McClenaghan and Corey Anderson, let India down in the opening ODI besides a superb ton from Virat Kohli.
The Black Caps dominated the two match Twenty20 series against the Windies as Luke Ronchi sparkled in his consecutive game with an aggressive unbeaten fifty.
The Black Caps Bulldozed the Windies in the third Test after another depleted batting performance by the visitors who lost the encounter with a big margin.
The left arm pacer of New Zealand, Trent Boult, achieved his career’s best bowling figures of 10-80 vs. West Indies who faced an innings defeat in the 2nd Test.
Recent Comments
16th Aug 17
U r ryt
7th Aug 17
Graeme Swann took 255 and there are bowlers here who took less than him?
6th Aug 17
Hobbs, Sutcliff, Ponsford and Vijay Mrchant should be included, as also probably Len Hutton.
2nd Aug 17
U should be Dare enough to see Shakib al hasan's statistics.....this list is totally incomplete without this champion...
9th Jul 17
i love cricket