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Sunday, May 31, 2009

5th ODI: Aus v. Pak: Akmal's Century Overrides Watson's Hundred!

Watson and Akmal scored unbeaten 116 for Australia and Pakistan respectively with the latter's hundred helped Pakistan to take a consolation win in the series.

Deciding to bat first, Australia made 250, thanks to unbeaten 116 from Watson. He is wonderful form which I am sure missed by Rajasthan Royals in the IPL.

His 116 came in 146 balls with 6 fours and 2 sixes. Ferguson made a 41 in 42 balls.

Pakistan chased 251 in 47 overs with the loss of 3 wickets. This is the highest score made in the entire series.

Kamran Akmal scored unbeaten 116 off 115 balls with 13 fours. Though Pakistan were struggling at 56 for 3 in 16 overs, Akmal and Misbah took the responsibility on their shoulders. They played a wonderful innings to see Pakistan on the winning note as they added 198 runs for the 4th wicket.

Scoreboard:

Match: 5th ODI
Date: Sunday May 3, 2009
Teams: Australia v. Pakistan
Captains: Michael Clarke and Younis Khan
Toss: Australia, decided to bat
Venue: Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi
Result: Pakistan won by 6 wkts with 18 balls remaining
Series Result: Australia won the series 3-2
Man of the Match: Kamaran Akmal off Pakistan
Man of the Series: Michael Clarke off Australia

Australia Innings:

BatsmanHow OutRunsBalls4s6s
WatsonNot Out11614662
Haddinc K Akmal b S Akhtar363170
Northlbw b S Akhtar51500
M ClarkeNot Out264310
SymondsNot Out152410
FergusonNot Out414240
Extras(lb 3, w 7, nb 1)11---
Totalfor 4 wkts in 50 overs250---


Fall of wickets: 1-58 (Haddin, 8.5 ov), 2-83 (North, 14.6 ov), 3-140 (Clarke, 29.1 ov), 4-166 (Symonds, 36.3 ov)

BowlerOMRW
S Akhtar71431
Umar Gul80441
Y Arafat50380
S Ajmal100401
S Afridi100360
S Malik100461


Pakistan Innings:

BatsmanHow OutRunsBalls4s6s
A Shehzadlbw b Hauritz195210
S ButtRun Out (Laughlin)0000
Younis Khanc Hilfenaus b Hauritz273730
K AkmalNot Out116115130
Misbah-ul-HaqNot Out7681100
Extras(b 4, lb 2, w 7, nb 3)16---
Totalfor 3 wkts in 47 overs254---


Fall of wickets: 1-2 (Salman Butt, 0.2 ov), 2-46 (Younis Khan, 13.2 ov), 3-56 (Ahmed Shehzad, 15.6 ov)

BowlerOMRW
Bollinger80400
Hilfenhaus81430
Laughlin70480
Hauritz100442
M Clarke41270
Hopes80320
A Symonds20140

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

India Create History - Win Series in NZ!

India created history in New Zealand by winning both ODI and Test series. India beat New Zealand 3-1 in the ODI and 1-0 in the Test Series.

India played 5 ODIs and 3 test matches between March and Aprili 2009. India lost the T20 series 0-2. They came back very well in the ODI series. New Zealand did not come close in any of the matches. The 3rd ODI was abandoned when India was leading 2-0, winning the first two. The 4th ODI was also won by India leading the series 3-0. The last match was won by NZ--a consolation win.

NZ did not bat well in the first test and were bundled out for 279 in both the innings. India scored mammoth 520 with a wonderful 160 from Sachin. Harbhajan picked 6 wickets in the 2nd innings where Ishanth Sharma picked 4 in the first innings. India chased 39 in 6 overs without losing a wicket. Sachin was declared man of the match.

Though India was forced to follow-on in the 2nd Test trailing by 314 runs, a century by Gambhir (137) and Laxman (124 not out) helped India to force a draw. NZ scored 619 in the first innings with a double century from Ryder (201), century each from Taylor (151) and McCullum (115). India did not do well and was all out for 305 at the end of Day 3 with 17 overs still left in the day. Dravid was the top scorer with 83 followed by Laxman 79. Sachin scored 49. Vettori asked India to bat again with almost 197 overs in hand. India played slowly on Day 4 scoring just 205 runs in 90 overs, but the key factor was that they lost just one wicket. From 47 for 1 in 17 overs on Day 3, they moved to 252 for 2 at the end of Day 4, still trailing by 62 runs. Dravid (62 off 220 balls), Tendulkar (62 off 131 balls), and Yuvaraj (54 not out off 63 balls) scored half-centuries and contributed to the draw. Ryder was declared man of the match.

India had a good chance of winning the third test but a delayed declaration and mis-calculation by skipper Dhoni helped the Kiwis to draw the match. Rain stopped play on Day 5 which was perfectly predicted by the weather department. India scored 379 in the first innings--thanks to Harbhajan (60) and Zaheer (33). Dhoni scored 52 and proved once again that he can contribute at crucial times. Harbhajan and Dhoni added 79 for the 7th wicket. Followed by 32 run partnership between Bhajji and Zaheer and then another 32 between Zaheer and Ishanth.

NZ did not utilize the opportunity to score more runs in the first innings and were allout within a day on Day 2. They played just 65 overs and were dismissed for 197 giving a lead of 182 runs. Zaheer picked 5 wickets--his third against New Zealand in New Zealand, equaling Erapalli Prasanna's record.

Dhoni planned for at least 600+ as a target with 110 overs in hand to bowl out NZ. The first plan worked and India set a target of 617. Gambhir scored 167, while Dravid (60), Laxman (61), and Dhoni (56 not out) scored half-centuries. India declared at 434 for 7 on Day 4.

Chasing 617, NZ were 167 for 4 with Tylor surviving two close calls. A caught at slip was ruled in favor of batsman by the third umpire thinking that the ball touched the ground.

Couple of poor decisions--plumb leg before for Vettori also cost the match. Ishanth and Munaf dropped catches. I would say Munaf as the worst fielder of the Indian side. Rain stopped play when NZ were 281 for 8 and the new ball was just taken. India needed another 30 minutes of play to complete the match, but the match was never resumed. Gambhir was given man of the match, while no man of the series was given.

Few Records:

1. India won the test series after 41 years--they won the series in 1968 (3-1).

2. India never won the ODI series and this is the first ever time that India has won the series (3-1).

3. India never crossed 300 in ODI but they did it this time. They scored 392 in the 3rd ODI.

4. India never crossed 500 in Test but they scored 520 in the first test in Hamilton.

5. India won the test match in 1976 and after that they did not win a test match in New Zealand. By winning the first test, that record was also erased.

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

3rd ODI: Pak v. WI: Pakistan does White Wash! Win Series 3-0

Pakistan beat West Indies in the third and final ODI match in Abu Dhabi. They outplayed West Indies completely and won the series 3-0. Gayle's second hundred of the series did not help West Indies to register a consolation win.

He scored 122 off 137 balls with 5 fours and 6 sixes. When he got out, West Indies needed 42 off 37 balls with 3 wickets in hand. Pakistan bundled the tail-enders within 10 runs and won the final game by 31 runs.

Earlier, Younis Khan scored his 6th ODI hundred and helped Pakistan to put a fighting total. Salman Butt was out in the first legal ball of the match for a duck. Younis Khan added 85 for the 2nd wicket with Manzoor and then added 103 for the 3rd wicket with Misbah. They both took the score from 88 for 2 to 191 for 3. Misbha remained not out on 79.

Scoreboard:

Match: 3rd ODI
Venue: Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi
Teams: Pakistan and West Indies
Captains: Shoaib Malik and Chris Gayle
Toss: Pakistan won the toss and decided to bat
Match Result: Pakistan won by 31 runs
Series Result: Pakistan won the series 3-0
Man of the Match: Younis Khan (Pakistan)
Man of the Series: Chris Gayle (West Indies)

Pakistan 273 for 6 in 50 overs (Salman Butt 0, Khurram Manzoor 30, Younis Khan 101, Misbah-ul-Haq 79 not out, Shoaib Malik 13, Shahid Afridi 6, Kamran Akmal 21, Extras--23 (b 1, lb 2, w 20), Powell 10-0-45-1, Taylor 10-0-50-2, Baker 10-0-70-1, Miller 10-0-55-1, Gayle 10-0-50-1)

Fall of Wickets: 1-3 (Salman Butt, 0.1 ov), 2-88 (Khurram Manzoor, 21.2 ov), 3-191 (Younis Khan, 41.4 ov), 4-226 (Shoaib Malik, 45.4 ov), 5-233 (Shahid Afridi, 46.4 ov), 6-273 (Kamran Akmal, 49.6 ov)

West Indies 242 all out in 46.3 overs (Gayle 122, Chattergoon 6, Sarwan 62, Chanderpaul 3, Marshall 0, Findlay 5, Nash 1, Taylor 17, Miller 5 not out, Powell 0, Baker 2, Extras--19 (lb 5, w 14), Sohail Tanvir 7.3-0-32-2, Umar Gul 8-2-31-3, Iftikhar Anjum 9-0-59-4, Saeed Ajmal 10-0-35-0, Shoaib Malik 3-0-29-0, Shahid Afridi 9-0-51-1)

Fall of Wickets: 1-17 (Chattergoon, 6.2 ov), 2-168 (Sarwan, 32.3 ov), 3-176 (Chanderpaul, 34.2 ov), 4-177 (Marshall, 34.6 ov), 5-191 (Findlay, 38.1 ov), 6-193 (Nash, 39.4 ov), 7-232 (Gayle, 43.5 ov), 8-239 (Taylor, 45.1 ov), 9-239 (Powell, 45.2 ov), 10-242 (Baker, 46.3 ov)

Friday, November 14, 2008

India v. Australia: 4th Test: Score Board

Dhoni and Anil Kumble with the Border Gavaskar Trophy
Test: 4th Test
Venue: Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, Nagpur
Dates: November 6-10, 2008
Teams: India and Australia
Hosts: India
Captains: MS Dhoni and Ricky Ponting
Toss: India
Match Result: India won by 172 runs
Series Result: India win the series 2-0
Man of the Match: Jason Krejza(Australia)
Man of the Series: Ishanth Sharma (India)
Trophy: Airtel Border Gavaskar Trophy Won by India

India 1st Innings 441 all out in 124.5 overs (Sehwag 66, Vijay 33, Dravid 0, Tendulkar 109, Laxman 64, Ganguly 85, Dhoni 56, Harbhajan Singh 18 not out, Zaheer 1, Mishra 0, Ishanth Sharma 0, Extras--9 (b 4, lb 2, w 1, nb 2), Lee 16-2-62-0, Johnson 32-11-84-1, Watson 20-5-42-1, Krezja 43.5-1-215-8, White 10-1-24-0, Katich 3-0-8-0)

Fall of Wickets: 1-98 (Vijay, 17.5 ov), 2-99 (Dravid, 18.4 ov), 3-116 (Sehwag, 22.3 ov), 4-262 (Laxman, 68.4 ov), 5-303 (Tendulkar, 82.5 ov), 6-422 (Dhoni, 116.4 ov), 7-423 (Ganguly, 116.6 ov), 8-437 (Khan, 122.3 ov), 9-437 (Mishra, 122.4 ov), 10-441 (Sharma, 124.5 ov)

Australia 1st Innings 355 all out in 134.3 overs (Hayden 16, Katich 102, Ponting 24, Hussey 90, MJ Clarke 8, Watson 2,Haddin 28, White 46, Krejza 5, Johnson 5, Lee 1 not out, Extras--28 (b 12, lb 3, w 2, nb 6, pen 5), Zaheer 28-8-68-1, Harbhajan Singh 37-7-94-3, Ishanth Sharma 26-8-64-2, A Mishra 23.3-5-58-2, V Sehwag 18-2-38-0, Tendulkar 2-0-13-0)

Fall of Wickets: 1-32 (Hayden, 6.5 ov), 2-74 (Ponting, 17.1 ov), 3-224 (Katich, 70.6 ov), 4-250 (Clarke, 84.4 ov), 5-260 (Hussey, 89.5 ov), 6-261 (Watson, 91.4 ov), 7-313 (Haddin, 115.5 ov), 8-328 (Krejza, 126.1 ov), 9-347 (White, 133.2 ov), 10-355 (Johnson, 134.3 ov)

Team India in the Ishanth Sharma Car who on the Man of the Series Award for his 15 wickets in the series

India 2nd Innings (lead by 86 runs) 295 all out in 82.4 overs (Sehwag 92, Vijay 41, Dravid 3, Tendulkar 12, Laxman 4, Ganguly 0, Dhoni 55, Harbhajan Singh 52, Zahher 6, Mishra 7, Ishanth Sharma 1, Extras--22, Johnson 14-4-22-0, Lee 10-3-27-1, Krejza 31-3-143-4, Watson 15.4-2-42-4, White 2-0-15-0, Hussey 4-2-3-0, Clarke 6-1-29-0)

Fall of Wickets: 1-116 (Vijay, 28.2 ov), 2-132 (Dravid, 32.5 ov), 3-142 (Sehwag, 35.1 ov), 4-163 (Laxman, 47.1 ov), 5-163 (Ganguly, 47.2 ov), 6-166 (Tendulkar, 49.5 ov), 7-274 (Dhoni, 77.1 ov), 8-286 (Khan, 79.2 ov), 9-288 (Harbhajan Singh, 80.1 ov), 10-295 (Mishra, 82.4 ov)

Australia 2nd Innings (382 runs in 92 overs) 209 all out in 50.2 overs (Hayden 77, Katich 16, Ponting 8, Clarke 22, Hussey 19, Watson 9, Haddin 4, White 26 not out, Krejza 4, Lee 0, Johnson 11, Extras--13 (b 6, lb 1, w 4, nb 2), Zaheer 8-0-57-0, Ishanth Sharma 9-0-31-2, Harbhajan Singh 18.2-2-64-4, V Sehwag 4-0-23-0, Mishra 11-2-27-3)

Fall of Wickets: 1-29 (Katich, 5.4 ov), 2-37 (Ponting, 6.6 ov), 3-82 (Clarke, 15.5 ov), 4-150 (Hussey, 28.4 ov), 5-154 (Hayden, 29.2 ov), 6-161 (Haddin, 32.4 ov), 7-178 (Watson, 38.4 ov), 8-190 (Krejza, 43.5 ov), 9-191 (Lee, 44.4 ov), 10-209 (Johnson, 50.2 ov)

Thursday, November 13, 2008

4th Test: Ind v. Aus: Day 5: India win Border Gavaskar Trophy; Aus down 0-2

Dhoni And Kumble With Border Gavaskar Trophy after beating Australia 2-0
On the fifth and final day of the last test match between India and Australia ended in favor of India! The last time when Australia came here, India beat them 2-1, raising from 0-1 down in the series.

With the tough target of 369 runs set in 90.3 overs on the 5th day, Australia played positively and wanted to win this match. They have nothing to lose because if they win, they will equal the series 1-1, else they will lose it 2-0 instead of 1-0.

So, they decided to chase on the batsmen friendly wicket though the pitch had quite few foot-marks which helped the spinners during the first four days.

Katich played positively and scored a run-a-ball. He was out for 16 when tried to pull the short ball from Ishanth. He played across and the ball took the edge, flew high in the air in point direction. Dhoni owned it, stumbled a little bit at the end, but took a good catch. Ishanth provided the break through, Australia were 29 for 1.

Hayden was dominating the bowling attack on the other end. He played very good shots in the air and also drove on both sides.

Ponting, like Hayden did in the first innings, committed the crime in the 2nd innings. He took on Amit Mishra at mid off and went for a quick single. But, Mishra was quick this time, dived forward and hit the bowlers stumps under-arm. Ponting knew he was out and third umpire confirmed the same. Australia were 37 for 2.

Clarke, unwell, played with Katich as his runner. Hayden and Clarke added 45 for th e3rd wicket. Clarke had couple of edges went past the slips. Ishanth bowled on the off stump and Clarke edged that to Dhoni. He scored 22. At lunch, Australia were 111 for 3 in 23 overs with Hayden on 46 and Hussey on 14. India bowled just 21.3 overs in the first session.

Hayden played very well and finally found his form. He came down the track, picked the ball with at the pitch and hit a six off Sehwag.

The danger man Hussey edge the one from Mishra to Dravid. He was out for 19. Luck favored Hayden when Dhoni dropped the thick edge of Harbhajan when he was on 30. Dravid dropped another catch for Hayden when he was on 35. Hayden playing reverse sweep, hit it to Dravid who was not alert and the ball went through his hands.

He reached his 29th half-century and looked dangerous for Indians. After Hussey's departure, Harbhajan claimed him in the next over with a plumb leg before decision. He bowled the first ball short which was pulled easily to mid wicket boundary by Hayden. The next ball was pitched on a good length, Hayden played across but this time the ball hit him on the pads in front of the middle stump. Billy had no hesitation in giving him out. With Hayden gone for 77 and the scoreboard reading 154 for 5, India started smelling victory.

Haddin came down the track and gave a simple catch to Tendulkar off Mishra. That was Tendulkar's 100th catch in Test Cricket. Watson, was caught behind trying to cut Bhajji. Aussies were 178 for 7.

Krejza was stumped off Mishra. Lee was caught bat-pad off Harbhajan. Johnson, not playing the doosra was judged leg before for 11 and Aussies were bundled out for 209, giving India a 172-run victory.

It's been 20 years since Aussies lost like this, a 2-0 loss. The last time it happened against West Indies in 1983-84 season against Clive Lloyd's captaincy.

Jason Krejza was judged man of the match for his 12 wickets in the debut match. His match figure was 74.5-4-358-12. A costly debut in test history.

Ishanth Sharma was judged man of the series for his 15 wickets. He played a vital role in the Indian win.

Scoreboard at the end of Day 5:

Toss: India

India 1st Innings 441 all out in 124.5 overs (Sehwag 66, Vijay 33, Dravid 0, Tendulkar 109, Laxman 64, Ganguly 85, Dhoni 56, Harbhajan Singh 18 not out, Zaheer 1, Mishra 0, Ishanth Sharma 0, Extras--9 (b 4, lb 2, w 1, nb 2), Lee 16-2-62-0, Johnson 32-11-84-1, Watson 20-5-42-1, Krezja 43.5-1-215-8, White 10-1-24-0, Katich 3-0-8-0)

Fall of Wickets: 1-98 (Vijay, 17.5 ov), 2-99 (Dravid, 18.4 ov), 3-116 (Sehwag, 22.3 ov), 4-262 (Laxman, 68.4 ov), 5-303 (Tendulkar, 82.5 ov), 6-422 (Dhoni, 116.4 ov), 7-423 (Ganguly, 116.6 ov), 8-437 (Khan, 122.3 ov), 9-437 (Mishra, 122.4 ov), 10-441 (Sharma, 124.5 ov)

Australia 1st Innings 355 all out in 134.3 overs (Hayden 16, Katich 102, Ponting 24, Hussey 90, MJ Clarke 8, Watson 2,Haddin 28, White 46, Krejza 5, Johnson 5, Lee 1 not out, Extras--28 (b 12, lb 3, w 2, nb 6, pen 5), Zaheer 28-8-68-1, Harbhajan Singh 37-7-94-3, Ishanth Sharma 26-8-64-2, A Mishra 23.3-5-58-2, V Sehwag 18-2-38-0, Tendulkar 2-0-13-0)

Fall of Wickets: 1-32 (Hayden, 6.5 ov), 2-74 (Ponting, 17.1 ov), 3-224 (Katich, 70.6 ov), 4-250 (Clarke, 84.4 ov), 5-260 (Hussey, 89.5 ov), 6-261 (Watson, 91.4 ov), 7-313 (Haddin, 115.5 ov), 8-328 (Krejza, 126.1 ov), 9-347 (White, 133.2 ov), 10-355 (Johnson, 134.3 ov)

India 2nd Innings (lead by 86 runs) 295 all out in 82.4 overs (Sehwag 92, Vijay 41, Dravid 3, Tendulkar 12, Laxman 4, Ganguly 0, Dhoni 55, Harbhajan Singh 52, Zahher 6, Mishra 7, Ishanth Sharma 1, Extras--22, Johnson 14-4-22-0, Lee 10-3-27-1, Krejza 31-3-143-4, Watson 15.4-2-42-4, White 2-0-15-0, Hussey 4-2-3-0, Clarke 6-1-29-0)

Fall of Wickets: 1-116 (Vijay, 28.2 ov), 2-132 (Dravid, 32.5 ov), 3-142 (Sehwag, 35.1 ov), 4-163 (Laxman, 47.1 ov), 5-163 (Ganguly, 47.2 ov), 6-166 (Tendulkar, 49.5 ov), 7-274 (Dhoni, 77.1 ov), 8-286 (Khan, 79.2 ov), 9-288 (Harbhajan Singh, 80.1 ov), 10-295 (Mishra, 82.4 ov)

Australia 2nd Innings (382 runs in 92 overs) 209 all out in 50.2 overs (Hayden 77, Katich 16, Ponting 8, Clarke 22, Hussey 19, Watson 9, Haddin 4, White 26 not out, Krejza 4, Lee 0, Johnson 11, Extras--13 (b 6, lb 1, w 4, nb 2), Zaheer 8-0-57-0, Ishanth Sharma 9-0-31-2, Harbhajan Singh 18.2-2-64-4, V Sehwag 4-0-23-0, Mishra 11-2-27-3)

Fall of Wickets: 1-29 (Katich, 5.4 ov), 2-37 (Ponting, 6.6 ov), 3-82 (Clarke, 15.5 ov), 4-150 (Hussey, 28.4 ov), 5-154 (Hayden, 29.2 ov), 6-161 (Haddin, 32.4 ov), 7-178 (Watson, 38.4 ov), 8-190 (Krejza, 43.5 ov), 9-191 (Lee, 44.4 ov), 10-209 (Johnson, 50.2 ov)

Thursday, October 30, 2008

2nd Test: NZ v. Bangladesh: Match Drawn. NZ Wins Series 1-0

The 2nd test was mostly affected by rain. The match started on fourth day with NZ team was looking for a win. They played positive cricket, but Bangladesh had to play slowly to ensure that they do not lose the rain affected game.

NZ declared their innings with 262 for 6 in 75 overs. Ryder top scored with 91. Bangladesh were struggling at 13 for 3 at the end of Day 4. Resuming the last day, they were pushed to 44 for 6, and NZ was looking for a win. But, Bangladesh lower order batsman played sensibly and saved the follow on. This helped Bangladesh to draw the second test and save second continuous loss in the series.

Man of the Match and Series was given to Vettori, the skipper of New Zealand. He was the right choice.

Scoreboard:

Bangladesh won the toss and decided to field first.

New Zealand 1st Innings 262 for 6 declared in 75 overs (AJ Redmond 2, JM How 8, JD Ryder 91, LRPL Taylor 19, BB McCullum 66, DR Flynn 35 not out, DL Vettori 22, GD Elliott 8 not out, Extras--11 (b 6, lb 3, nb 2), Mortaza 1 for 21, Alam 1 for 37, Razzak 1 for 72, Hossain 1 for 39, Al Hasan 1 for 57, Hossain Jr. 0 for 20, Ashraful 1 for 7)

Bangladesh 1st Innings 169 for 9 declared in 58.1 overs (Iqbal 24, Siddique 4, Ashraful 0, Saleh 0, Hossain Jr. 7, Rahim 7, Al Hasan 49, Mortaza 48, Razzak 16 not out, Hossain 4, Extras--10 (lb 2, w 6, nb 2), Mills 0 for 22, O'Brien 3 for 31, Patel 1 for 45, Vettori 5 for 66, Redmond 0 for 3)

New Zealand 2nd Innings (lead by 93 runs) 79 for 1 in 31 overs (How 8, Redmond 30 not out, Ryder 39 not out, Extras--2 (b 1, lb 1), Mortaza 1 for 14, Alam 0 for 12, Razzak 0 for 12, Al Hasan 0 for 2, Hossain 0 for 20, Siddique 0 for 2, Ashraful 0 for 4, Hossain Jr. 0 for 11, Iqbal 0 for 1)

Thursday, October 16, 2008

3rd ODI: NZ v. Bangladesh: NZ wins series!

Winning the toss and deciding to bat, NZ skipper Vettori was right in his decision. New Zealand won the series 2-1 by beating Bangladesh in the 3rd and final ODI by 79 runs. Taylor was declared man of the match for his century performance and Oram was declared man of the series for his consistent all round performance.

Tour: New Zealand on tour to Bangladesh
Match: 3rd ODI
Teams: Bangladesh and New Zealand
Date: October 14, 2008
Venue: Chittagong Divisional Stadium
Captains: Mohammad Ashraful and Daniel Vettori
Toss: New Zealand
Match: New Zealand won by 79 runs
Series: New Zealand win series 2-1
Player of the Match: LRPL Taylor of New Zealand
Player of the Series: Jacab Oram of New Zealand
Scoreboard:

New Zealand 249 for 7 in 50 overs (JD Ryder 3, McCullum 6, How 73, Taylor 103, Styris 12, Oram 3, Flynn 5, Vettori 19 not out, Mills 18 not out, Extras--7 (lb 4, w 3), Mortaza 10-2-50-2, Rasel 10-0-40-1, Razzak 10-0-52-1, Hasan 10-0-41-2, Naeem Islam 8-0-50-1, Hossain 2-0-12-0) beat Bangladesh 170 all for 8 in 50 overs (Tammim Iqbal 35, Junaid Siddique 1, Kayes 12, Ashraful 8, Hasan 1, Naeem Islam 46 not out, Rahim 15, Mortaza 9, Razzak 27, Hossain 12 not out, Extras--4 (w 4), Mills 8-1-24-2, Southee 10-0-40-1, Patel 10-3-29-2, Oram 8-2-16-2, Vettori 10-0-39-0, Ryder 3-0-16-1, Flynn 1-0-6-0)