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P17 Layout 1 MONDAY, JUNE 15, 2015 SPORTS SCOREBOARD SOUTHAMPTON: Complete scoreboard in the third one-day international between England and New Zealand at Southampton yesterday: England 2-0-12-1 J. Roy b Southee 9 A. Hales c Southee b Wheeler 23 New Zealand J. Root b Santner 54 M. Guptill lbw b Willey 2 E. Morgan b Williamson 71 B. McCullum lbw b Wood 11 B. Stokes b Wheeler 68 K. Williamson c Wood b Willey 118 J. Buttler c Ronchi b Southee 13 R. Taylor b Willey 110 S. Billings c McClenaghan b Wheeler 34 G. Elliott c Root b Rashid 5 A. Rashid c Guptill b Henry 0 M. Santner c Root b Stokes 21 D. Willey c McCullum b Henry 8 L. Ronchi c Roy b Stokes 13 M. Wood not out 3 B. Wheeler not out 3 S. Finn b Southee 0 T. Southee not out 5 Extras (lb5, w14) 19 Extras (lb6, w12) 18 Total (all out, 45.2 overs) 302 Total (7 wkts, 49 overs) 306 Fall of wickets: 1-34 (Hales), 2-34 (Roy), 3-139 Did not bat: M Henry, M McClenaghan (Root), 4-194 (Morgan), 5-227 (Buttler), 6-288 Fall of wickets: 1-4 (Guptill), 2-36 (McCullum), 3- (Billings), 7-290 (Rashid), 8-298 (Stokes), 9-300 242 (Williamson), 4-249 (Elliott), 5-284 (Santner), (Willey), 10-302 (Finn) 6-290 (Taylor), 7-300 (Ronchi) Bowling: Southee 8.2-1-44-3 (1w); Wheeler 10-0- Bowling: Finn 10-0-55-0 (2w); Willey 10-1-69-3 63-3 (2w); Henry 10-0-64-2 (6w); McClenaghan 8- (1w); Wood 10-0-48-1 (2w); Rashid 10-0-72-1 (1w); 0-67-0; Santner 5-0-30-1 (5w); Elliott 2-0-17-0; Stokes 6-0-35-2 (2w); Root 3-0-21-0. Williamson Result: New Zealand won by three wickets. Williamson, Taylor tons too much for England SOUTHAMPTON: Kane Williamson and sweep off leg-spinner Adil Rashid, just Ross Taylor both scored hundreds in a failed to hold what would have been a record-breaking stand as New Zealand beat spectacular one-handed catch. England by three wickets in the third one- Williamson, meanwhile, reached fifty day international at the Rose Bowl yester- with an on-driven four off Rashid-the first day to go 2-1 up in the five-match series. of 18 runs he scored in an over. Taylor was New Zealand, chasing 303 for victory, dropped on 67 when Buttler failed to cling on to a one-handed chance off Wood. were struggling at 36 for two. But a stand FATULLAH: India’s captain Virat Kohli (left) and Bangladesh’s captain Mushfiqur Rahim pose for photographs with the winner’s trophy at the And he was missed again on 72 when of 206 between Williamson and Taylor end of the final day of the cricket Test match. The match ended in a draw. —AP turned the tide, although England dropped Stokes dropped a sharp chance off a full- both batsmen with Taylor given several blooded hook, with Wood again the reprieves. unlucky bowler. Williamson made 118 and Taylor 110 — The elegant Williamson then completed Ashwin stars as India his second century in as many matches an 88-ball hundred, including 11 fours. He after his unbeaten 119 during New was missed twice after reaching three fig- Zealand’s 13 run-win at The Oval on Friday ures, with Wood dropping a sitter at mid- levelled the series at 1-1. off off Willey when Williamson was on 109. That match also saw Williamson and Williamson drove Willey for a seemingly Bangladesh Test drawn Taylor share a partnership of 121. But their effortless six but next ball he was out when stand at the Rose Bowl was a New Zealand Wood held a far tougher chance than the FATULLAH: Ravichandran Ashwin grabbed a especially Vijay, Shikhar and Rahane. It was a good, but this is a strong Indian side,” he said. record for the third wicket in all ODI cricket, one he had missed. five-wicket haul as India enforced the follow-on selfless performance to score quickly, knowing “We played well against Pakistan, so hopefully surpassing the 180 put on by Adam Parore Taylor, whose hundred came off 105 before the rain-ruined Test against Bangladesh we won’t have too much time because of the we will get confidence from that.” When play and Ken Rutherford against India at balls, was eventually out when he played ended in an inevitable draw in Fatullah yester- rain. started after lunch on the final day, Bangladesh Vaodara in 1994. on to Willey. Earlier, Tim Southee and debu- day. “Ashwin and Harbhajan are quality spinners, added 10 runs to their overnight score of 111-3 New Zealand lost a couple of late wick- tant Ben Wheeler took three wickets apiece After the entire morning session was washed so watching them bowl together is very pleasing before Ashwin broke through by having Shakib ets and it needed a four by Tim Southee off as New Zealand held England to a below out, India bowled out Bangladesh for 256 in for a captain. They put batsmen under pressure caught behind by Wriddhiman Saha for nine. Ben Stokes to see the World Cup finalists par total. Morgan made 71, Stokes 68 and their first innings to gain a lead of 206 runs over throughout.” Saha was in action again when he stumped complete victory with an over to spare. Joe Root 54. their own effort of 462-6 declared. Kohli expects a tough fight in the three one- Kayes off Harbhajan, before Soumya Sarkar was England were left regretting being But England lost their last five wickets Given 30 overs to bat a second time, the day internationals in Dhaka on June 18, 21 and bowled by Varun Aaron to make it 176-6. bowled out for 302 with 28 balls of their for 14 runs. Southee finished with three for hosts were 23 without loss after 15 overs when 24. “Bangladesh have shown they are a really tal- Shuvagata Hom added 43 for the seventh wicket innings left after skipper Eoin Morgan won 44 in 8.2 overs and Wheeler, replacing Trent both sides agreed to call off the match at the ented side, especially in one-day cricket,” he said. with Das, who fell six short of a half-century on the toss. New Zealand’s reply got off to a Boult after his fellow left-arm paceman was Khan Shaheb Osman Ali stadium. Bangladesh captain Mushfiqur Rahim said a debut when he became Ashwin’s fifth victim shaky start when Martin Guptill-who made ruled out of the rest of the tour with a back Ashwin and fellow off-spinner Harbhajan 3-0 sweep of the one-day home series against through another catch by Sharma. Tamim Iqbal 189 not out in the corresponding fixture on injury, three for 63 in 10 overs. Singh shared eight wickets to lead India’s brave Pakistan in April would leave his team in good (16) and Kayes (seven) played out time in the this ground two years ago — was lbw for Morgan’s toss decision was unsurprising bid to win a match in which bad weather inter- stead. “The one-day squad is looking pretty second innings before the game ended. —AFP two to an inswinger from left-armer David given England had piled up a record 408 rupted play on all five days. The entire second Willey, called up following Chris Jordan’s for nine in a 210-run win after being sent in day was washed out. series-ending side injury. during the series opener at Edgbaston, The duo took centre-stage after Shikhar SCOREBOARD New Zealand captain Brendon while New Zealand made 398 for five bat- Dhawan (173) and Murali Vijay (150) had shared McCullum also fell cheaply, the dangerman ting first at The Oval. But Wheeler scup- an opening partnership of 283 and Ajinkya FATULLAH: Final scoreboard in the one-off Test between Bangladesh and India which ended in lbw for 11 to Durham quick Mark Wood, pered England’s hopes of a 350-plus total Rahane made 98 after India had won the toss a draw at the Khan Shaheb Osman Ali stadium in Fatullah yesterday: playing after Liam Plunkett was ruled out when he dismissed both Sam Billings, and elected to bat. India 1st innings: 462-6 declared (M. Vijay 150, S. Total (all out; 65.5 overs) 256 with a side strain. caught at short third man, and Stokes, For Bangladesh, star all-rounder Shakib Al Dhawan 173, A. Rahane 98, Shakib Al Hasan 4-105) Fall of wickets: 1-27 (Tamim), 2-108 (Mominul), 3-110 Taylor gave a tough chance on 17 when bowled leg-stump. The series continues at Hasan picked up four of the six wickets before (Rahim), 4-121 (Shakib), 5-172 (Kayes), 6-176 (Sarkar), 7- wicket-keeper Jos Buttler, anticipating his Trent Bridge on Wednesday. —AFP Bangladesh 1st innings (overnight 111-3): 219 (Shuvagata), 8-232 (Das), 9-246 opener Imrul Kayes top-scored with 72 and Tamim Iqbal st Saha b Ashwin 19 (Shahid), 10-256 (Jubair). debutant Litton Das made 44. Imrul Kayes st Saha b Harbhajan 72 Bowling: I. Sharma 7-0-24-0 (nb1), Ashwin 25-6-87-5, Indian captain Virat Kohli saw his team slip Mominul Haque c Yadav b Harbhajan 30 Yadav 7-0-45-0, Aaron 9-0-27-1 (nb2), Harbhajan 17.5-2- from third to fourth place in the official rankings Mushfiqur Rahim c R.
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