- BATSMENRBM4s6sSR51.3 poor stroke sees Fulton depart, it was a good length outside off and he jabbed at it whilst on the move and it flew straight to second slip, another New Zealand batsman fails to kick on after getting a start 185/324.6 what a stunner! New Zealand lose their first wicket a few minutes before lunch, it was tossed up on off, Rutherford went for the loft that brought him a six last over, he hit it out of the middle but hoisted it high rather than far, Deonarine was stationed at a three-quarters long-on but was nevertheless forced into backpedalling and the ball appeared to be likely to fall behind him until he stuck his right hand out behind his shoulder and the ball stuck as Deonarine tumbled over in controlled fashion, if that doesn't inspire the visitors nothing will, outstanding fielding 95/135.2 soft dismissal and not Best's best delivery but it earns him a wicket, it was good length on middle and leg and Redmond looked to work to leg but got a thick leading edge which picked out the gully fielder with pinpoint accuracy 117/294.1 Sammy earns the breakthrough! Full outside off and just shaped back through the gap between the defensive bat and pad and crashed into off stump halfway up, McCullum is on his way 380/497.4 well taken by Ramdin and West Indies have a fifth! Fighting back this morning are the visitors as Best angled this well down leg, Anderson could only get a thin touch on it and Ramdin dived very well to his right to take it low one-handed as Anderson departs without scoring 385/5121.5 Best earns some reward for finding the right length on middle and off, Watling was stuck in the crease as he jabbed at the straightening delivery, bit of extra bounce sees it take the shoulder of the bat and goes low to the right of second slip who neatly collects the catch 469/6122.4 Deonarine snags his first scalp as the ball straightens off a good length on off, thick edge rushes into the lap of first slip who did well to hold on 472/7140.3 tame leading edge to a shortish ball on leg, through the attempted flick too early and it balloons up behind the bowler's end stumps where Deonarine races back to collect the catch 548/8153.1 slapped to mid-off who dives well to stop and fires a throw back to the bowler as Wagner sets off anyway, Best does well to collect a wide throw and flick it directly onto the stumps with Wagner well short as New Zealand also decide they've had enough fun and declare 609/9Extras21 (b 10, lb 10, nb 1)TOTAL609/9d (153.1 Overs, RR: 3.97)Did not bat: TA BoultFall of wickets: 1-95 (Hamish Rutherford, 24.6 ov), 2-117 (Aaron Redmond, 35.2 ov), 3-185 (Peter Fulton, 51.3 ov), 4-380 (Brendon McCullum, 94.1 ov), 5-385 (Corey Anderson, 97.4 ov), 6-469 (BJ Watling, 121.5 ov), 7-472 (Tim Southee, 122.4 ov), 8-548 (Ish Sodhi, 140.3 ov), 9-609 (Neil Wagner, 153.1 ov)
Bowling O M R W Econ WD NB TL Best 34.1 5 148 3 4.33 0 0 ST Gabriel 27.5 4 148 0 5.31 0 0 DJG Sammy 23.1 4 79 2 3.41 0 1 S Shillingford 46 7 138 1 3.00 0 0 N Deonarine 22 0 76 2 3.45 0 0
- BATSMENRBM4s6sSR2.1 New Zealand strike and the returning Edwards' comeback begins with a duck! Angled across and he prodded at the length ball on off, the edge carried comfortably into the cordon where Fulton took a simple catch 4/19.4 poor stroke from an opener, expect Powell to be excoriated by the West Indian fans for that stroke, it was full but decently wide of off and Powell just prodded indeterminately - neither a confident defence nor an attempted drive - and the thin nick is held by Watling, that should have been left alone or at least played with some firmness of intent 24/227.1 full outside off and Bravo didn't really get the feet across as he played a rather half-hearted drive, it flew off the bottom of the bat to McCullum who safely held on in the gully, big loss early for the visitors 70/329.4 another one departs! Samuels was looking distinctly uncomfortable and again is stuck in the crease to a full ball just outside off as he shuffles across before belatedly attempting to come forward, can only fence it at a comfortable height to first slip as the visitors slide further 73/455.1 Reiffel raises the finger after a long thought process! It was around off and angling in, Chanderpaul shuffled and decided to offer no shot and was hit quite high above the kneeroll, he reviews straightaway, it was possibly going over the top but Hawk Eye shows the bails being clipped meaning that the decision stands and Chanderpaul's quick knock is ended as his side look very likely to follow-on now 183/737.6 oh dear, flashes at a full ball way outside the off stump without moving the feet and ends up reaching for it and can only get a thick edge which flies straight to Taylor at first slip who lets it plop out before receiving a favourable second bobble to grab it cleanly on this occasion, that is another poor stroke from a West Indian top-order batsman and they need to curb such irresponsibility quickly if they want to save this Test 106/553.5 after the trouble for Chanderpaul it's Ramdin who goes! Shortish ball on middle and off angling across and Ramdin tries to drop the hands and stay inside the line but the ball just clips the glove through to a gleeful Watling as West Indies slide further 174/658.5 straight through the gate, another wrong 'un outside off which isn't picked and Shillingford is also back to a full ball, the push misses and the ball crashes into middle 202/861.3 oh dear, a run-out to add to the West Indian woes, Sammy punched it past the bowler and jogged the first one before suddenly wanting to take a second despite his injury, Best was in position to make his ground coming back and a good throw by the chasing fielder to the bowler sealed his fate, needless from the visitors 205/962.1 Gabriel given lbw first ball! Sodhi pushed it through on the stumps, hit him on the full as he came forward to defend on the point of the front foot's middle toe, they decide to chance their last review since they have one in the bank but nothing can save Gabriel and the rather sorry West Indian first innings despite the interminable number of ordinary replays due to some issue with the DRS 213/10Extras13 (lb 11, nb 1, w 1)TOTAL213 all out (62.1 Overs, RR: 3.42)Fall of wickets: 1-4 (Kirk Edwards, 2.1 ov), 2-24 (Kieran Powell, 9.4 ov), 3-70 (Darren Bravo, 27.1 ov), 4-73 (Marlon Samuels, 29.4 ov), 5-106 (Narsingh Deonarine, 37.6 ov), 6-174 (Denesh Ramdin, 53.5 ov), 7-183 (Shivnarine Chanderpaul, 55.1 ov), 8-202 (Shane Shillingford, 58.5 ov), 9-205 (Tino Best, 61.3 ov), 10-213 (Shannon Gabriel, 62.1 ov)
Bowling O M R W Econ WD NB TA Boult 18 5 40 3 2.22 0 0 TG Southee 16 1 52 4 3.25 0 0 N Wagner 13 2 47 0 3.61 1 1 IS Sodhi 15.1 2 63 2 4.15 0 0
- BATSMENRBM4s6sSR37.4 the googly does the trick as it skids on straight from a good length, Edwards was stuck on the crease and then shuffled back to try and whip it to leg but he missed, simple lbw and he knows a review would be futile 135/25.4 Powell departs again edging a drive behind the wicket, he didn't move the feet across to that one and got a thick edge which flew to Southee at third slip 18/1141.4 Boult has followed that previous delivery with one of the most innocuous ones to get Bravo, who is on 218, as this slower offcutter from Boult stays a tad low as Bravo is in two minds while defending it. The New Zealanders are ecstatic as they know the significance of this wicket in terms of their plans of wrapping up the West Indies tail 453/752.4 soft dismissal, full on the stumps and Samuels is through a drive too early and pops it back to Southee at eminently catchable height and that is that 178/357.2 oh Chanderpaul is given lbw! Full on off and it swings in late past the shuffle across on the crease, hit the pad on middle and leg at kneeroll height, he reviews straightaway, no inside edge or no ball, Hawk Eye shows the ball comprehensively hitting leg and that you have to say could be the end of West Indies' hopes of saving the game 185/4101.5 breakthrough just before tea, outside off and he came forward to a full ball which nipped away and got a thick edge through to Watling off the shoulder of the blade as New Zealand earn some reward after long toil 307/5115.3 cleaned him out with the googly! It pitched just outside off and Ramdin left a gap between bat and pad in his defence and it snuck through the gate and knocked back off stump 363/6162.1 and the new ball works as Sammy has no choice but to go for quick runs, as Southee pitches a length ball, shaping away, with this one spooning over to Ish Sodhi at sweeper cover, who takes the catch. Ends a fine innings from the West Indian captain 507/10155.2 and Wagner gets his just rewards as Shane is enticed into edging another back of a length ball in the channel, which just holds its line, as Taylor dives low to his left at first slip to hold on to the chance. The umpires are having a look at it, in case the chance was grassed, but it looks all ok. Makes it eight down now. Shillingford did well in his vigil at the crease. Can Best and Gabriel follow suit? 491/8161.1 what a jaffa from Wagner as he gets this back of a length ball to rise up uncomfortably on Best, who is squared up, offering an edge to Ross Taylor at first slip, who gleefully accepts it with a low dive to his left. West Indies are nine down now, and New Zealand's openers will hope they get an early start on the chase 507/9Extras18 (b 4, lb 7, nb 2, w 5)TOTAL507 all out (f/o) (162.1 Overs, RR: 3.12, 681 minutes)Fall of wickets: 1-18 (Kieran Powell, 5.4 ov), 2-135 (Kirk Edwards, 37.4 ov), 3-178 (Marlon Samuels, 52.4 ov), 4-185 (Shivnarine Chanderpaul, 57.2 ov), 5-307 (Narsingh Deonarine, 101.5 ov), 6-363 (Denesh Ramdin, 115.3 ov), 7-453 (Darren Bravo, 141.4 ov), 8-491 (Shane Shillingford, 155.2 ov), 9-507 (Tino Best, 161.1 ov), 10-507 (Daren Sammy, 162.1 ov)
Bowling O M R W Econ WD NB TG Southee 29.1 4 101 2 3.46 0 0 TA Boult 35 11 81 2 2.31 1 0 N Wagner 30 3 112 3 3.73 0 2 CJ Anderson 14 2 29 1 2.07 0 0 IS Sodhi 49 7 155 2 3.16 0 0 AJ Redmond 5 1 18 0 3.60 0 0
- BATSMENRBM4s6sSR3.1 going down the leg side as the West Indians are adamant that Fulton has edged this behind to the keeper. Not surprisingly, the West Indians have gone for the review, with replays showing that the ball may have well hit the bat on the way to the keeper's gloves. Hot spot is showing a slight spot on the image. Faint, but it is there. The decision has been overruled, and Fulton has been given his marching orders 3/111.4 and Rutherford has fallen hook, line and sinker as Shillingford entices him with another juicy tossed up delivery, as Rutherford goes through with the midwicket heave. Shannon Gabriel, stationed at long-on just for that shot, takes it easily in the end. Silly shot that as Rutherford was starting to open up 31/37.6 Redmond, looking to tuck this round the corner, instead hits this straight into the waiting hands of Deonarine at leg slip, who is able to take a sharp chance. The West Indian fielders run around in celebration, and New Zealand are now 15 for 2 15/215.3 McCullum goes for another big sweep but gets this all completely wrong as he top edges it, with the ball going straight up in the air. Ramdin calls it and takes the catch. The West Indians starting to believe they can pull an upset here in Dunedin. Still much to do though 44/4Extras5 (b 1, lb 3, w 1)TOTAL79/4 (30 Overs, RR: 2.63, 127 minutes)Fall of wickets: 1-3 (Peter Fulton, 3.1 ov), 2-15 (Aaron Redmond, 7.6 ov), 3-31 (Hamish Rutherford, 11.4 ov), 4-44 (Brendon McCullum, 15.3 ov)
Bowling O M R W Econ WD NB TL Best 8 1 26 0 3.25 1 0 S Shillingford 15 5 26 4 1.73 0 0 ST Gabriel 5 1 16 0 3.20 0 0 N Deonarine 2 0 7 0 3.50 0 0
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- Tue, 3 Dec - day 1 - New Zealand 1st innings 367/3 (LRPL Taylor 103*, BB McCullum 109*, 90 ov)
- Wed, 4 Dec - day 2 - West Indies 1st innings 67/2 (DM Bravo 37*, MN Samuels 14*, 24 ov)
- Thu, 5 Dec - day 3 - West Indies 2nd innings 168/2 (DM Bravo 72*, MN Samuels 17*, 49 ov)
- Fri, 6 Dec - day 4 - West Indies 2nd innings 443/6 (DM Bravo 210*, DJG Sammy 44*, 139 ov)
- Sat, 7 Dec - day 5 - New Zealand 2nd innings 79/4 (30 ov) - end of match
Match Notes
- West Indies: 450 runs in 140.2 overs (844 balls), Extras 16
- DJG Sammy: 50 off 90 balls (5 x 4, 2 x 6)
- Drinks: West Indies - 482/7 in 154.0 overs (DJG Sammy 66, S Shillingford 7)
- West Indies: 500 runs in 158.5 overs (955 balls), Extras 18
- New Ball Taken: West Indies 507/9 after 162.1 overs (DJG Sammy 80, ST Gabriel 0)
- Innings Break: West Indies - 507/10 in 162.1 overs (ST Gabriel 0)
- New Zealand 2nd innings
- Lunch: New Zealand - 3/1 in 3.1 overs (HD Rutherford 0)
- Over 3.1: Review by West Indies (Bowling), Umpire - PR Reiffel, Batsman - PG Fulton (Upheld)
- Drinks: New Zealand - 44/4 in 15.3 overs (LRPL Taylor 4)
- New Zealand: 50 runs in 17.2 overs (104 balls), Extras 2
- Rain: New Zealand - 79/4 in 30.0 overs (LRPL Taylor 16, CJ Anderson 20)
- Tea: New Zealand - 79/4 in 30.0 overs (LRPL Taylor 16, CJ Anderson 20)
- Rain: New Zealand - 79/4 in 30.0 overs (LRPL Taylor 16, CJ Anderson 20)
- Drinks: West Indies - 195/4 in 63.0 overs (DM Bravo 82, N Deonarine 9)
- West Indies: 200 runs in 64.4 overs (388 balls), Extras 7
- DM Bravo: 100 off 200 balls (15 x 4)
- Lunch: West Indies - 235/4 in 78.0 overs (DM Bravo 104, N Deonarine 26)
- 5th Wicket: 50 runs in 125 balls (DM Bravo 22, N Deonarine 26, Ex 2)
- Reviews used before 80th over: West Indies 1 (0 successful, 1 unsuccessful); New Zealand 0 (0 successful, 2 unsuccessful)
- New Ball Taken: West Indies 247/4 after 82.1 overs (DM Bravo 110, N Deonarine 32)
- West Indies: 250 runs in 82.5 overs (498 balls), Extras 8
- Drinks: West Indies - 280/4 in 93.0 overs (DM Bravo 125, N Deonarine 44)
- 5th Wicket: 100 runs in 225 balls (DM Bravo 47, N Deonarine 48, Ex 8)
- West Indies: 300 runs in 98.4 overs (593 balls), Extras 14
- N Deonarine: 50 off 126 balls (4 x 4)
- Tea: West Indies - 314/5 in 105.0 overs (DM Bravo 146, D Ramdin 4)
- DM Bravo: 150 off 304 balls (22 x 4)
- West Indies: 350 runs in 112.5 overs (678 balls), Extras 15
- 6th Wicket: 50 runs in 74 balls (DM Bravo 28, D Ramdin 22, Ex 0)
- Drinks: West Indies - 389/6 in 123.0 overs (DM Bravo 184, DJG Sammy 16)
- Over 126.2: Review by New Zealand (Bowling), Umpire - NJ Llong, Batsman - DM Bravo (Struck down)
- West Indies: 400 runs in 126.6 overs (764 balls), Extras 16
- 7th Wicket: 50 runs in 76 balls (DM Bravo 13, DJG Sammy 37, Ex 1)
- DM Bravo: 200 off 390 balls (28 x 4)
- End Of Day: West Indies - 443/6 in 139.0 overs (DM Bravo 210, DJG Sammy 44)
- Over 26.4: Review by West Indies (Batting), Umpire - NJ Llong, Batsman - MN Samuels (Upheld)
- West Indies: 100 runs in 36.2 overs (219 balls), Extras 10
- Drinks: West Indies - 101/4 in 37.0 overs (S Chanderpaul 17, N Deonarine 13)
- S Chanderpaul: 50 off 63 balls (6 x 4)
- West Indies: 150 runs in 49.6 overs (301 balls), Extras 10
- 6th Wicket: 50 runs in 75 balls (S Chanderpaul 41, D Ramdin 11, Ex 0)
- Lunch: West Indies - 159/5 in 51.0 overs (S Chanderpaul 62, D Ramdin 11)
- Over 55.1: Review by West Indies (Batting), Umpire - PR Reiffel, Batsman - S Chanderpaul (Struck down)
- West Indies: 200 runs in 58.2 overs (351 balls), Extras 12
- Innings Break: West Indies - 213/10 in 62.1 overs (DJG Sammy 27)
- Over 62.1: Review by West Indies (Batting), Umpire - NJ Llong, Batsman - ST Gabriel (Struck down)
- West Indies 2nd innings
- Tea: West Indies - 37/1 in 14.0 overs (KA Edwards 12, DM Bravo 10)
- West Indies: 50 runs in 17.2 overs (104 balls), Extras 1
- 2nd Wicket: 50 runs in 92 balls (KA Edwards 27, DM Bravo 23, Ex 1)
- Over 24.4: Review by New Zealand (Bowling), Umpire - NJ Llong, Batsman - DM Bravo (Struck down)
- West Indies: 100 runs in 24.6 overs (150 balls), Extras 1
- DM Bravo: 50 off 64 balls (7 x 4)
- Drinks: West Indies - 115/1 in 31.0 overs (KA Edwards 47, DM Bravo 53)
- KA Edwards: 50 off 99 balls (4 x 4, 1 x 6)
- 2nd Wicket: 100 runs in 168 balls (KA Edwards 47, DM Bravo 53, Ex 1)
- West Indies: 150 runs in 40.6 overs (246 balls), Extras 5
- Over 43.4: Review by New Zealand (Bowling), Umpire - PR Reiffel, Batsman - MN Samuels (Struck down)
- End Of Day: West Indies - 168/2 in 49.0 overs (DM Bravo 72, MN Samuels 17)
- New Zealand: 400 runs in 102.3 overs (616 balls), Extras 16
- Drinks: New Zealand - 402/5 in 103.0 overs (LRPL Taylor 126, BJ Watling 4)
- Over 106.5: Review by West Indies (Bowling), Umpire - PR Reiffel, Batsman - BJ Watling (Struck down)
- 6th Wicket: 50 runs in 91 balls (LRPL Taylor 23, BJ Watling 22, Ex 7)
- Lunch: New Zealand - 445/5 in 117.0 overs (LRPL Taylor 144, BJ Watling 26)
- New Zealand: 450 runs in 118.5 overs (714 balls), Extras 19
- LRPL Taylor: 150 off 231 balls (18 x 4)
- New Zealand: 500 runs in 129.3 overs (778 balls), Extras 21
- Drinks: New Zealand - 507/7 in 131.0 overs (LRPL Taylor 164, IS Sodhi 23)
- 8th Wicket: 50 runs in 61 balls (LRPL Taylor 28, IS Sodhi 23, Ex 2)
- New Zealand: 550 runs in 142.6 overs (859 balls), Extras 21
- LRPL Taylor: 200 off 295 balls (23 x 4)
- Tea: New Zealand - 575/8 in 148.0 overs (LRPL Taylor 206, N Wagner 14)
- 9th Wicket: 50 runs in 62 balls (LRPL Taylor 18, N Wagner 32, Ex 0)
- New Zealand: 600 runs in 151.1 overs (908 balls), Extras 21
- Innings Break: New Zealand - 609/9 in 153.1 overs (LRPL Taylor 217)
- West Indies 1st innings
- Over 12.5: Review by New Zealand (Bowling), Umpire - NJ Llong, Batsman - MN Samuels (Struck down)
- Drinks: West Indies - 25/2 in 13.0 overs (DM Bravo 9, MN Samuels 1)
- West Indies: 50 runs in 18.4 overs (113 balls), Extras 9
- End Of Day: West Indies - 67/2 in 24.0 overs (DM Bravo 37, MN Samuels 14)
- New Zealand 1st innings
- Drinks: New Zealand - 45/0 in 12.0 overs (PG Fulton 16, HD Rutherford 27)
- New Zealand: 50 runs in 12.3 overs (75 balls), Extras 2
- 1st Wicket: 50 runs in 75 balls (PG Fulton 16, HD Rutherford 33, Ex 2)
- HD Rutherford: 50 off 60 balls (9 x 4)
- New Zealand: 100 runs in 26.6 overs (162 balls), Extras 3
- Lunch: New Zealand - 100/1 in 27.0 overs (PG Fulton 31, AJ Redmond 4)
- Drinks: New Zealand - 138/2 in 41.0 overs (PG Fulton 37, LRPL Taylor 15)
- New Zealand: 150 runs in 42.1 overs (253 balls), Extras 4
- PG Fulton: 50 off 118 balls (9 x 4)
- 3rd Wicket: 50 runs in 75 balls (PG Fulton 28, LRPL Taylor 25, Ex 0)
- Tea: New Zealand - 194/3 in 55.0 overs (LRPL Taylor 39, BB McCullum 6)
- New Zealand: 200 runs in 55.5 overs (336 balls), Extras 6
- LRPL Taylor: 50 off 66 balls (8 x 4)
- 4th Wicket: 50 runs in 71 balls (LRPL Taylor 19, BB McCullum 29, Ex 4)
- New Zealand: 250 runs in 66.5 overs (402 balls), Extras 10
- BB McCullum: 50 off 58 balls (9 x 4)
- 4th Wicket: 100 runs in 125 balls (LRPL Taylor 39, BB McCullum 60, Ex 4)
- New Zealand: 300 runs in 73.4 overs (443 balls), Extras 10
- Drinks: New Zealand - 305/3 in 74.0 overs (LRPL Taylor 77, BB McCullum 75)
- 4th Wicket: 150 runs in 183 balls (LRPL Taylor 57, BB McCullum 89, Ex 4)
- BB McCullum: 100 off 101 balls (13 x 4, 3 x 6)
- New Ball Taken: New Zealand 348/3 after 85.1 overs (LRPL Taylor 95, BB McCullum 100)
- Over 85.2: Review by West Indies (Bowling), Umpire - NJ Llong, Batsman - LRPL Taylor (Struck down)
- New Zealand: 350 runs in 85.5 overs (516 balls), Extras 10
- LRPL Taylor: 100 off 150 balls (13 x 4)
- End Of Day: New Zealand - 367/3 in 90.0 overs (LRPL Taylor 103, BB McCullum 109)
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