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England Vs New Zealand 3Rd Odi

New Zealand tour of England - 2015 (2015) · The Rose Bowl, Southampton · 14 June 2015

New Zealand won by 3 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)

New Zealand won by 3 wickets (with 6 balls remaining). Kane Williamson top-scored with 118 for New Zealand.

MATCH FACTS

Ground
The Rose Bowl, Southampton
Date
14 June 2015
Toss
England, chose to bat
Result
New Zealand won by 3 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)
Player of the match
Kane Williamson
Captains
Eoin Morgan (England), Brendon McCullum (New Zealand)
Debut
Ben Wheeler (New Zealand)
Umpires
BNJ Oxenford and RT Robinson
Match referee
J Srinath

HOW THE MATCH UNFOLDED

England won the toss and chose to bat. It was Ben Wheeler's first ODI.

England batted first and made 302 all out. Eoin Morgan top-scored with 71 off 82 balls, and Ben Stokes made 68. Tim Southee took 3 for 44 for New Zealand. The innings was built on a 105-run stand for the third wicket between Eoin Morgan and Joe Root.

Chasing 303, New Zealand made 306 for 7. Kane Williamson top-scored with 118 off 113 balls, and Ross Taylor made 110. David Willey took 3 for 69 for England. The innings was built on a 206-run stand for the third wicket between Ross Taylor and Kane Williamson, 67% of the total.

New Zealand won by 3 wickets (with 6 balls remaining).

ENGLAND: 302 ALL OUT
BatterHow outRB
Alex Halesc Tim Southee b Ben Wheeler2321
Jason Royb Tim Southee917
Joe Rootb Mitchell Santner5463
Eoin Morganb Kane Williamson7182
Ben Stokesb Ben Wheeler6847
Jos Buttlerc Luke Ronchi b Tim Southee1310
Sam Billingsc Mitchell McClenaghan b Ben Wheeler3416
Adil Rashidc Martin Guptill b Matt Henry01
David Willeyc Brendon McCullum b Matt Henry89
Mark Woodnot out34
Steven Finnb Tim Southee02

Extras 19 · Total 302 all out

Bowler (New Zealand)OMRW
Tim Southee8.21443
Ben Wheeler100633
Matt Henry100642
Mitchell McClenaghan80670
Mitchell Santner50301
Grant Elliott20170
Kane Williamson20121

FALL OF WICKETS

1-34 (Alex Hales, 5.6 ov), 2-34 (Jason Roy, 6.2 ov), 3-139 (Joe Root, 25.2 ov), 4-194 (Eoin Morgan, 32.6 ov), 5-227 (Jos Buttler, 36.2 ov), 6-288 (Sam Billings, 41.4 ov), 7-290 (Adil Rashid, 42.2 ov), 8-298 (Ben Stokes, 43.6 ov), 9-300 (David Willey, 44.3 ov), 10-302 (Steven Finn, 45.2 ov)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRunsBalls
firstAlex Hales (23) and Jason Roy (9)3436
secondJason Roy (0) and Joe Root (0)02
thirdEoin Morgan (39) and Joe Root (54)105114
fourthEoin Morgan (32) and Ben Stokes (22)5546
fifthJos Buttler (13) and Ben Stokes (19)3320
sixthSam Billings (34) and Ben Stokes (25)6132
seventhAdil Rashid (0) and Ben Stokes (1)24
eighthDavid Willey (7) and Ben Stokes (1)810
ninthDavid Willey (1) and Mark Wood (1)23
tenthSteven Finn (0) and Mark Wood (2)25
NEW ZEALAND: 306 FOR 7
BatterHow outRB
Brendon McCullumlbw b Mark Wood119
Martin Guptilllbw b David Willey26
Kane Williamsonc Mark Wood b David Willey118113
Ross Taylorb David Willey110123
Grant Elliottc Joe Root b Adil Rashid54
Mitchell Santnerc Joe Root b Ben Stokes2116
Luke Ronchic Jason Roy b Ben Stokes1314
Ben Wheelernot out36
Tim Southeenot out53

Did not bat: Matt Henry, Mitchell McClenaghan

Extras 18 · Total 306 for 7

Bowler (England)OMRW
Steven Finn100550
David Willey101693
Mark Wood100481
Adil Rashid100721
Ben Stokes60352
Joe Root30210

FALL OF WICKETS

1-4 (Martin Guptill, 1.2 ov), 2-36 (Brendon McCullum, 6.3 ov), 3-242 (Kane Williamson, 38.5 ov), 4-249 (Grant Elliott, 39.6 ov), 5-284 (Mitchell Santner, 44.3 ov), 6-290 (Ross Taylor, 45.5 ov), 7-300 (Luke Ronchi, 48.1 ov)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRunsBalls
firstBrendon McCullum (0) and Martin Guptill (2)48
secondBrendon McCullum (11) and Kane Williamson (17)3231
thirdRoss Taylor (100) and Kane Williamson (101)206194
fourthGrant Elliott (5) and Ross Taylor (2)77
fifthRoss Taylor (7) and Mitchell Santner (21)3527
sixthLuke Ronchi (5) and Ross Taylor (1)68
seventhLuke Ronchi (8) and Ben Wheeler (2)1014
eighthTim Southee (5) and Ben Wheeler (1)65
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