27/12Result
2nd ODI, Bangladesh tour of New Zealand at Napier, Dec 28 2007
New Zealand won by 102 runs (D/L)
Player of the Match
Peter FultonNew Zealand
27/12Result
2nd ODI, Bangladesh tour of New Zealand at Napier, Dec 28 2007
New Zealand won by 102 runs (D/L)
Player of the Match
Peter FultonNew Zealand

END OF OVER:
43 | 7 Runs | BAN: 181/6 (155 runs required from 42 balls, RR: 4.20, RRR: 22.14)

  • Mushfiqur Rahim4 (12b)
  • Farhad Reza11 (15b)
  • Scott Styris4-0-18-0
  • Daniel Vettori10-1-30-2

18:50 local time: Play has been officially called off. New Zealand win by 102 runs (D/L method). They wrap up the series and lead by 2-0. Bangladesh were never really in the chase as the New Zealand bowlers were on top. Mills was aggressive and did well to pick up four wickets and Vettori chipped in with couple of wickets. Fulton picks up the Man-of-the-Match for his 83 runs. Thanks for being with us, this is Binoy George signing off. Please join us again for the third and final ODI on December 31, until then it is bye from all of us.

18:35 local time: The rain is getting heavier and the news from the umpires is that they will wait for some more time before they call off play. Most of the spectators have left the ground and we will keep you updated as the news comes in.

18:25 local time: The pitch is covered and the rain does not seem to cease. It is not yet official that play has been called off, please stay tuned....

18:19 local time: The umpires are having a chat and they call for the covers as the rain gets heavier. The players go off the field. It is unlikely that we will have any more play but we will keep you posted.

42.6
1
Styris to Mushfiqur Rahim, 1 run, moves in line and works to midwicket for a single.
42.6
1w
Styris to Mushfiqur Rahim, 1 wide, bouncer which goes way over the batsman, signaled a wide.
42.5
1
Styris to Farhad Reza, 1 run, plays it down to thirdman for a single.
42.4
1
Styris to Mushfiqur Rahim, 1 run, pushed to midwicket for a single.
42.3
1
Styris to Farhad Reza, 1 run, gets behind it and works to deep-midwicket for a single.
42.2
1
Styris to Mushfiqur Rahim, 1 run, punches well to the sweeper cover for a single.

The umpires have a chat about the rain and they decide to carry on for the moment.

42.2
1w
Styris to Mushfiqur Rahim, 1 wide, short one down the leg side, signaled wide.

Rain getting heavier.

42.1
0
Styris to Mushfiqur Rahim, no run, moves in line and drives to mid-on.

Styris back into the attack.

END OF OVER:
42 | 9 Runs | BAN: 174/6 (162 runs required from 48 balls, RR: 4.14, RRR: 20.25)

  • Farhad Reza9 (13b)
  • Mushfiqur Rahim1 (8b)
  • Daniel Vettori10-1-30-2
  • Jacob Oram8-0-41-0

Vettori finishes a wonderful spell of bowling, 30 runs for two wickets.

41.6
0
Vettori to Farhad Reza, no run, comes down the track and can only block the ball.
41.5
0
Vettori to Farhad Reza, no run, cuts and gets an bottom edge. It was the quicker delivery.
41.4
1
Vettori to Mushfiqur Rahim, 1 run, turned to fine leg for a single.
41.4
4w
Vettori to Farhad Reza, 4 wides, down the leg side, a poor delivery, goes to fine leg, the throw comes in from the deep to Styris who throws it to the bowlers end, Vettori removes the bails, referred to the third umpire. "NOT OUT" comes up on the screen. Dived just in time.
41.3
4
Vettori to Farhad Reza, FOUR, down the track and drives through the covers to the fence.

Bangladesh tour of New Zealand 2007-08 News

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  • Fleming denies quit talk

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  • New Zealand coast to innings victory

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  • Bangladesh sliding towards innings defeat

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  • New Zealand in complete command

    A familiar script played out on the opening day as Bangladesh crumbled to 143 all out and New Zealand took a firm grip of the second Test in Wellington

Bangladesh 2nd innings Partnerships

WktRunsPlayers
1st63Junaid SiddiqueTamim Iqbal
2nd1Mohammad AshrafulTamim Iqbal
3rd4Mohammad AshrafulAftab Ahmed
4th40Tushar ImranAftab Ahmed
5th33Aftab AhmedShakib Al Hasan
6th23Aftab AhmedFarhad Reza
7th17Mushfiqur RahimFarhad Reza