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ENGLAND 158 (35.1 OVERS)
- Alastair Cook53 (69)
- Kevin Pietersen29 (39)
- Michael Mason2/29 (7)
- Daniel Vettori2/16 (6.1)
NEW ZEALAND 165/0 (18.1 OVERS)
- Brendon McCullum*80 (47)
- Jesse Ryder*79 (62)
- James Anderson0/43 (4)
- Stuart Broad0/32 (3)
Well, what can you say about that? A desperate performance with bat and ball from England, and a clinical, professional response from the Kiwis. Jesse Ryder makes off with a souvenir stump, as well he might, as New Zealand move 2-0 ahead with three matches to come in the series
So, trouble at t'mill for England. They entered this series with high hopes, but their ambitions are now in tatters. For New Zealand, however, spirits have rarely been higher. Extraordinary, really, when you consider the chaos they were in last week. Hope you've enjoyed this massacre, especially if you're a Kiwi. We've been Andrews Miller and McGlashan, join us again on Friday for the potentially decisive third match of the series.
END OF OVER:18 | 7 Runs | NZ: 161/0 (5 runs required from 18 overs, RR: 8.94, RRR: 0.27)
- Brendon McCullum76 (46b)
- Jesse Ryder79 (62b)
- Ryan Sidebottom6-1-38-0
- Paul Collingwood3-0-17-0
Match Coverage
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