New Zealand versus West Indies Live SCORE ICC Cricket World
Cup 2015 fourth Quarter FinalMartin Guptill entered history books as he
transform into the first Kiwi to score a twofold ton in ODIs with a
237-run pound. The opener's unbeaten innings filled the home side to
393. He scored up 24 fours and 11 sixes and abraded the Windies strike
to all parts of the ground.
Luke Ronchi went on a threatening off Taylors knocking down some pins as he smacked the pacer for two sequential fours off his introductory two balls. He then dug out a full straight movement and planted a catch under the control of Benn at square leg. Daniel Vettori turned out to bat and got from where Ronchi left as he exorbitantly got running with two successive fours off the starting 2 balls.
GUPTILL Twofold TON!
Guptill hit Russell to the long off farthest point to get four runs and transform into the first ever New Zealander to score a twofold century in ODIs. What a stage to do it on!
More than 47 | Score 339/5
In the wake of getting a four off Taylor's first ball, Elliott endeavored to hit over the line and got lbw.
Elliott lbw b Taylor 27 (11b)
More than 46 | Score 328/4
After Guptill got a farthest point off Rusell, Elliott squashed two sequential sixes off him.
More than 45 | Score 309/4
Holder taken to the cleaners - 6 1 4 3 6 1 6
27 runs tumbled off that over from the Windies commander. This is out and out carnage!
More than 44 | Score 282/4
Anderson's attempted drive off an insignificantly short Russell movement realized an essential catch at midwicket to Gayle. The tremendous West Indian seemed, by all accounts, to be fulfilled in the wake of taking his second catch of this match.
Anderson c Gayle b Russell 15 (16b)
More than 43 | Score 278/3
Guptill went crazy in that Holder over. To begin with he planted a six over mid-off and after that tailed it up with a substitute over significant midwicket off a full throw.
More than 42 | Score 262/3
Andre Russell returned into the strike. He hammered in a short ball to Anderson, who pulled it over square-leg limit for a six. The left-hander then tailed it up with four over the mid-off fielder.
More than 41 | Score 247/3
Guptill went to a substitute perspective as he got to be familiar with 150. Sensational pound by the opener. He has treated the home fans to some incredible batting.
More than 40 | Score 240/3
Holder gained himself back to the attack. Corey Anderson turned out to bat after Taylor's takeoff. Guptill implied at no sponsorship off as he cut Holder over spread point for a substitute utmost.
More than 39 | Score 233/3
Guptill and Taylor have not been in assention when it came to running between the wickets today. That provoked Taylor's ruin as he wound up getting run out.
R Taylor run out 42 (61b) than 38 | Score 221/2 Holder hurled the ball back to his strike bowler Taylor despite him having been frustrating so far day. His dreadful day at the work environment moved ahead as Guptill was amazing on him scoring 16 runs off the over, which fused two fours and a six.
More than 37 | Score 209/2 Benn returned into the attack. The Kiwis are hustling as of right now. Guptill got two breaking points off Benn's over, first with a degree and after that with a late cut. Foreboding signs for the Windies this.
More than 36 | Score 200/2
New Zealand brought their 200 up in that over from Sammy. Both the batsmen look set to attack the Windies ambush now. Guptill got followed into the medium pacer and dispatched him over wide long-on for a noteworthy six.
Brendon McCullum won the heave and New Zealand will bat first in their quarter-last against West Indies in Wellington. It will be the first go through New Zealand have set a focus as opposed to seeking after the first match of their fight against Sri Lanka more than a month back.
"Runs on the board can be extremely noteworthy in these sorts of circumstances," McCullum said. The wicket looks alright." obviously, New Zealand revealed one change, with Adam Milne to supplant Mitchell McClenaghan in the wake of missing the win over Bangladesh with a shoulder harm.
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