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ENGLAND 184/8 (20 OVERS)
- Dimitri Mascarenhas31 (14)
- Kevin Pietersen43 (23)
- Chris Martin2/34 (4)
- Kyle Mills2/43 (4)
NEW ZEALAND 152 (19.2 OVERS)
- Jacob Oram61 (40)
- Jesse Ryder22 (21)
- Dimitri Mascarenhas2/19 (4)
- Ryan Sidebottom3/16 (3.2)
England underway with a fairly comfortable 32-run win, New Zealand never recovering from a sluggish start, although you wonder what might have happened had Jacob Oram come in with more on the board. For England, the difference when they batted was the over when Dimitri Mascarenhas thumped four successive sixes off Jeetan Patel, reigniting the innings and setting them on their way to a formidable score.
We are all back again in two days time, so join us then. In the meantime, from Martin Williamson and Andrew Miller, it's goodnight.
JDP Oram c Bell b Sidebottom 61 (47m 40b 7x4 2x6) SR: 152.50
END OF OVER:19 | 7 Runs | NZ: 148/9 (37 runs required from 6 balls, RR: 7.78, RRR: 37.00)
- Chris Martin5 (6b)
- Jacob Oram57 (38b)
- James Anderson4-0-31-1
- Stuart Broad4-0-25-1
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