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AUSTRALIA 301/9 (50 OVERS)
- Michael Clarke64 (69)
- Brad Haddin109 (114)
- Iain O'Brien3/68 (10)
- Grant Elliott2/44 (8)
NEW ZEALAND 269 (47.3 OVERS)
- Peter Fulton40 (63)
- Grant Elliott115 (124)
- Ben Hilfenhaus2/44 (9)
- Cameron White2/10 (2)
New Zealand batted well to reach where they did, and when Elliott and McCullum were going strong, a win could not have been ruled out. Partnerships were the key for New Zealand as their middle order put together productive stands at a fairly good rate, despite a poor start. Brad Haddin has been adjudicated as the Man of the Match, and Australia have averted a sixth consecutive defeat to keep the series alive.Do tune in for the next ODI in Adelaide on February 10, which promises to be another cracker. Until then, it's goodbye from all of us at Cricinfo. Adios!
JS Patel b Bracken 9 (14m 9b 0x4 1x6) SR: 100.00
39 needed off 18
END OF OVER:47 | 3 Runs 1 Wkt | NZ: 263/9 (39 runs required from 18 balls, RR: 5.59, RRR: 13.00)
- Iain O'Brien0 (3b)
- Jeetan Patel3 (6b)
- Ben Hilfenhaus9-1-44-2
- Nathan Bracken8-1-59-1
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