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***Official*** New Zealand in Zimbabwe & Zimbabwe/New Zealand/India ODI Tri-Series
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Loony BoB
International Captain
44.3 Harbhajan to Astle, SIX!!, gets down and sweeps it over midwicket, that should be decisive, brings up the CENTURY!! for Astle!
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EDIT: Two fours off Harbhajan by Vincent followed that, putting NZ into an easy winning position.
New Zealand: 256/4 (45.3 Ovs)
N Astle 105(125)
L Vincent* 22(25)
New Zealand need 21 runs in 26 balls
!EDIT: Two fours off Harbhajan by Vincent followed that, putting NZ into an easy winning position.
New Zealand: 256/4 (45.3 Ovs)
N Astle 105(125)
L Vincent* 22(25)
New Zealand need 21 runs in 26 balls
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Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
India's pace attack is a joke. An absolute joke.
Oh well, another final win goes begging. Good performances by Sehwag and Kaif are the only plus points really. Hopefully Kaif has that number 3 spot for a while now in ODIs.
Great knock from Astle. Absolutely brilliant innings.
Oh well, another final win goes begging. Good performances by Sehwag and Kaif are the only plus points really. Hopefully Kaif has that number 3 spot for a while now in ODIs.
Great knock from Astle. Absolutely brilliant innings.
Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
Sehwag with the bat yes, you are correct. However considering India could have been done in 40 overs today the way our pace bowlers were going, which would have been embarassing, I think Sehwag's performance with the ball was good to see.Anil said:
For Kaif to be consistent, he has to actually be given significant time to bat in a specific position. If he plays plenty of matches at 3, and fails, then fine. But until then he's done nothing wrong and we can't judge him based on his past performances considering he's batted at 3-4 and other times at 6-7. He's not a lower order hitter, and the NWS final completely distorted many people's views on him as a player. In that game he did come out at 7, but he had ample time to get India over the line. When he comes in with 6 overs remaining he's clueless, and his talent isn't being utilised.
I'd like to see Kaif at 3 for many matches to come. I think he has what it takes to be successful. Our pacers on the other hand...
agree...looks like kaif is coming of age...and his fielding is always a plus...as for our pacers, we have three who are clearly the 2nd, 3rd and 4th coming of akram and one who is seen as the next generation mcgrath, what more do you need...?Jono said:I'd like to see Kaif at 3 for many matches to come. I think he has what it takes to be successful. Our pacers on the other hand...
