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England vs New Zealand ICC World Cup Cricket Match 2007

Group C, Match 2, ENG vs NZ: New Zealand beat England by 6 wickets

England Cricket team New Zealand Cricket team Scott Styris and Jacob Oram guided New Zealand to a convincing win against the erratic England. New Zealand competed with defiance and completed the win in just 41 overs. Scott Styris made 87 runs and Jacob Oram made 63 runs.
Jacob Oram made a prolific fifty as New Zealand moved close to the victory target. Orams half century came in 68 balls. Earlier, Scott Styris smashed a credible half-century to bleak Englands chances of winning this match. Styriss fifty came in 70 balls. Brought into the attack for the first time in the World Cup, it took Monty Panesar just two balls to claim his first wicket. Jamie Dalrymple took the catch offered to him by Craig McMillan. McMillan made 27 runs from 34 balls.
Reported Earlier: A fantastic rearguard action by England help them reach 209 for seven against New Zealand in a Group C match at Beausejour, St Lucia on Friday.
Put into bat by Kiwi skipper Stephen Fleming, the English got off to a disastrous start losing Ed Joyce with the just the second delivery from James Franklin. He was caught by wicketkeeper Brendon McCullum for naught.
Stephen Fleming won the toss and put the English into bat. Heavy rains in the morning delayed the start of the day's proceedings.
New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming will have revenge very much on his mind when the Black Caps open their World Cup campaign against England here at Beausejour on Friday.
Both teams were involved in the triangular series in Australia last month where England, after crushing defeats against both opponents, came from behind to defeat the hosts and reigning world champions 2-0 in the final. With the Test sides odds-on favourites to qualify from a Group C also featuring Canada and Kenya, Friday`s match has added significance. Assuming they each do make it to the second phase, the winners of this match will carry two points forward into the Super Eights.

England Team: E C Joyce, M P Vaughan, I R Bell, K P Pietersen, P D Collingwood, A Flintoff, J W M Dalrymple, P A Nixon, L E Plunkett, J M Anderson, M S Panesar
New Zealand Team: S P Fleming, L Vincent, R L Taylor, S B Styris, J S Patel, J D P Oram, C D McMillan, B B McCullum, D L Vettori, J E C Franklin, S E Bond
Group C, Match 2: New Zealand 210-4 ( 41.0 Overs ) beat England 209-7 (50.0 Overs) by 6 wickets

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New Zealand won the toss and decided to field
209 for 7 (50.0 overs)
210 for 4 (41.0 overs)

England Innings
 
 
Runs
Balls
4s
6s
E C Joyce c B B McCullum b J E C Franklin
0
2 0 0
M P Vaughan
 
b J E C Franklin
26
52 3 0
I R Bell c B B McCullum b J D P Oram
5
19 0 0
K P Pietersen c J E C Franklin b S E Bond
60
93 4 1
P D Collingwood c B B McCullum b S B Styris
31
53 2 0
A Flintoff c S B Styris b S E Bond
0
1 0 0
J W M Dalrymple c B B McCullum b S B Styris
3
12 0 0
P A Nixon not out
 
42
41 5 0
L E Plunkett not out
 
29
34 1 1
Extras
 
7nb 4w 2lb 13
 
Total
 
for 7 209 (50.0 ovs)

Bowler
O
M
R
W
J E C Franklin 9.0 0 43 2
S E Bond 10.0 1 19 2
J D P Oram 6.0 0 25 1
J S Patel 8.0 0 42 0
D L Vettori 10.0 0 53 0
S B Styris 7.0 0 25 2
Fall of wicket
 
1 E C Joyce
30 I R Bell
52 M P Vaughan
133 P D Collingwood
133 K P Pietersen
134 A Flintoff
138 J W M Dalrymple

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New Zealand Innings
 
 
Runs
Balls
4s
6s
S P Fleming c E C Joyce b J M Anderson
7
11 1 0
L Vincent c P A Nixon b J M Anderson
0
6 0 0
R L Taylor c A Flintoff b L E Plunkett
0
1 0 0
S B Styris not out
 
87
113 9 0
C D McMillan c J W M Dalrymple b M S Panesar
27
34 3 0
J D P Oram not out
 
63
83 4 1
Extras
 
2nb 11w 2b 11lb 26
 
Total
 
for 4 210 (41.0 ovs)

Bowler
O
M
R
W
J M Anderson 8.0 0 39 2
L E Plunkett 7.0 0 43 1
A Flintoff 8.0 1 17 0
P D Collingwood 3.0 0 20 0
M S Panesar 10.0 0 47 1
J W M Dalrymple 4.0 0 29 0
K P Pietersen 1.0 0 2 0
Fall of wicket
 
0 L Vincent
2 R L Taylor
18 S P Fleming
72 C D McMillan

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Umpires: B R Doctrove, R E Koertzen
England: E C Joyce, M P Vaughan, I R Bell, K P Pietersen, P D Collingwood, A Flintoff, J W M Dalrymple, P A Nixon, L E Plunkett, J M Anderson, M S Panesar
New Zealand: S P Fleming, L Vincent, R L Taylor, S B Styris, J S Patel, J D P Oram, C D McMillan, B B McCullum, D L Vettori, J E C Franklin, S E Bond






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I fully expect us to win every game we play, it doesn't matter what the make-up of the team is.
Ricky Ponting, Australian skipper.

Is this a resignation issue? I'll have to talk with my superiors on that.
former New Zealand captain and Match referee Jeff Crowe on the blunder by him and the umpires which caused the farcical scenes at the end of the World Cup final.

I guess it was nice to finish off with a catch behind with Gilly.
McGrath on Gilchrist catching Arnold to give him his last ODI wicket. He is the tournament's leading wicket-taker with a record haul of 25 wickets and the most successful World Cup bowler of all-time.

It was really pleasing to do it on an important day. I've been getting a lot of starts but hadn't converted.
Adam Gilchrist who smashed a final record 149 off 104 balls to set up the victory.

It was simply a brilliant innings from Gilchrist, unfortunately I was the opposition captain watching it.
Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene about Adam Gilchrist's 149 off just 104 balls.

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