06/01Result

4th ODI (D/N), Sri Lanka tour of New Zealand at Auckland, Jan 6 2007

Sri Lanka won by 189 runs

Player of the Match

Sanath JayasuriyaSri Lanka

Best performances - Batsmen

KC Sangakkara

79(103) 8x4 - 1x6

Control %84%

Productive Shot
leg glance
25 runs
2x4 - 0x6

ST Jayasuriya

70(44) 7x4 - 5x6

Control %64%

Productive Shot
leg glance
26 runs
1x4 - 3x6

Best performances - Bowlers

WPUJC Vaas

R10

Eco1.25

RHB
OFFLEG

FTFULL TOSS
YYORKER
FFULL LENGTH
GGOOD LENGTH
SGSHORT OF GOOD LENGTH
SSHORT LENGTH

LHB
LEGOFF

SL Malinga

R14

Eco1.75

RHB
OFFLEG

FTFULL TOSS
YYORKER
FFULL LENGTH
GGOOD LENGTH
SGSHORT OF GOOD LENGTH
SSHORT LENGTH

Partnerships

Sri Lanka - Innings

102

ST Jayasuriya70 (44)

WU Tharanga22 (48)

DPMD Jayawardene0 (2)

WU Tharanga0 (0)

KC Sangakkara1 (8)

WU Tharanga0 (2)

MS Atapattu34 (75)

KC Sangakkara50 (74)

KC Sangakkara28 (21)

CK Kapugedera6 (13)

MF Maharoof21 (11)

CK Kapugedera3 (3)

WPUJC Vaas5 (2)

CK Kapugedera1 (1)

New Zealand - Innings

SP Fleming0 (5)

BB McCullum5 (8)

BB McCullum12 (5)

LRPL Taylor0 (5)

PG Fulton0 (1)

LRPL Taylor0 (2)

HJH Marshall3 (10)

PG Fulton5 (4)

CD McMillan6 (20)

PG Fulton4 (8)

CD McMillan1 (5)

AR Adams1 (7)

CD McMillan7 (15)

SE Bond2 (11)

CD McMillan5 (5)

MR Gillespie0 (4)

CD McMillan10 (19)

JS Patel6 (14)

CD McMillan0 (0)

MJ Mason1 (13)

Manhattan

Run rate graph

Worm

Sri Lanka tour of New Zealand 2006-07 News

Are Reece Topley's nine wickets across two consecutive ODIs a record?
And when was the last time a spinner took a ten-for in a Test in New Zealand?
Starting to make winning a habit
A look back at Sri Lanka's tour of New Zealand, and ahead to the tour of India and the World Cup
New Zealand's batting woes exaggerated - Moody
Tom Moody, Sri Lanka's coach, believes New Zealand's batting woes are overstated, and that there is no need to panic ahead of the World Cup
Rain ruins series decider
Rain ruined the deciding ODI between New Zealand and Sri Lanka as the match was abandoned without a ball being bowled
Fleming dismisses rotation blame
Stephen Fleming, New Zealand's captain, has dismissed the rotation policy as a reason for his side's crushing defeat at the hands of Sri Lanka on Saturday

New Zealand INNINGS		R	B
BB McCullum	caught wk	17	13
SP Fleming	lbw	0	5
LRPL Taylor	lbw	0	7
PG Fulton	lbw	9	13
HJH Marshall	lbw	3	10
CD McMillan	not out	29	64
AR Adams	lbw	1	7
SE Bond	caught	2	11
MR Gillespie	caught wk	0	4
JS Patel	bowled	6	14
MJ Mason	lbw	1	13
EXTRAS	(lb 2, w 1, nb 2)
TOTAL	73 (all out; 26.3 ovs)

Sri Lanka BOWLING	O	M	R	W	Econ
WPUJC Vaas	8.0	3	10	3	1.25
SL Malinga	8.0	3	14	3	1.75
MF Maharoof	4.0	0	27	1	6.75	(1nb, 1w)
CRD Fernando	4.0	1	13	1	3.25	(1nb)
M Muralidaran	2.3	0	7	2	2.80

New Zealand 2nd innings Partnerships

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	5	SP Fleming	BB McCullum
2nd	12	BB McCullum	LRPL Taylor
3rd	0	PG Fulton	LRPL Taylor
4th	8	HJH Marshall	PG Fulton
5th	12	CD McMillan	PG Fulton
6th	2	CD McMillan	AR Adams
7th	10	CD McMillan	SE Bond
8th	5	CD McMillan	MR Gillespie
9th	17	CD McMillan	JS Patel
10th	2	CD McMillan	MJ Mason

Sri Lanka - Innings

New Zealand - Innings

Are Reece Topley's nine wickets across two consecutive ODIs a record?

Starting to make winning a habit

New Zealand's batting woes exaggerated - Moody

Rain ruins series decider

Fleming dismisses rotation blame