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P14 5 Layout 1 14 Established 1961 Sports Monday, February 19, 2018 England win battle, but Munro ensures N Zealand win the war NZ face unbeaten Australia in Wednesday’s final HAMILTON: An aggressive Colin Munro belted New SCOREBOARD Zealand into the Twenty20 tri-series final against Australia despite England claiming their final round- HAMILTON, New Zealand: Completed scoreboard in the tri-series robin match by two runs in Hamilton yesterday. Munro Twenty20 match between New Zealand and England yesterday: plundered the England attack at the top of the New Zealand innings, equalling the sixth-fastest half-century England of all time in cricket’s shortest form as he raced past 50 J. Roy c Williamson b Boult 21 in just 18 deliveries. A. Hales c Williamson b Southee 1 England, on the back of an unbeaten 80 by returning D. Malan c Chapman b de Grandhomme 53 captain Eoin Morgan, posted 194 for seven after being E. Morgan not out 80 J. Buttler st Seifert b Sodhi 2 S. Billings b Boult 6 D. Willey c Guptill b Southee 10 L. Dawson c Guptill b Boult 10 C. Jordan not out 6 We played Extras: (w 4, nb 1) 5 Total: (for seven wickets, 20 overs) 194 our best Did not bat: A. Rashid, T. Curran Fall: 1-22 (Hales), 2-24 (Roy), 3-117 (Malan), 4-123 (Buttler), 5-165 game today (Billings), 6-176 (Willey), 7-187 (Dawson) Bowling: Boult 4-0-50-3, Santner 2-0-32-0 (3w), Southee 4-0-22- 2 (1w), de Grandhomme 4-0-32-1, Williamson 1-0-16-0, Sodhi 4-0- 31-1 (1nb), Munro 1-0-11-0. sent into bat. New Zealand, with Martin Guptill adding New Zealand 62 and Hong Kong-born Mark Chapman unbeaten on M. Guptill b Malan 62 37, made 192 for four in reply. HAMILTON: New Zealand’s Martin Guptill (R) is bowled out as England’s wicketkeeper Jos Buttler (L) looks C. Munro c Willey b Rashid 57 The narrow two-run winning margin was a bitter- on during the Twenty20 Tri Series international cricket match between New Zealand and England at Seddon K. Williamson b Dawson 8 sweet result for Morgan. It provided a confidence- Park in Hamilton yesterday. —- AFP M. Chapman not out 37 boosting first win in the series but England needed to R. Taylor c Morgan b Curran 7 win by 20 runs to overtake New Zealand on overall C. de Grandhomme not out 7 run-rate to face unbeaten Australia in Wednesday’s final. We just haven’t been good enough throughout this played by Guptill, a century-maker against Australia Extras: (b2, lb8, w2, nb2) 14 final. New Zealand passed that target at the start of the T20 campaign.” After New Zealand’s rollicking start, two days ago. “Martin played so well through that mid- Total: (for 4 wickets; 20 overs) 192 18th over but the groundwork had been laid by opener England spinners Adil Rashid and Liam Dawson qui- dle period to suck it up after whacking it to all parts a Fall of wickets: 1-78 (Munro, 2-100 (Williamson), 3-164 (Guptill), 4- Munro’s whirlwind 57 in a big-hitting innings that etened the pace through the middle of the innings. few days ago, to do what the team required to get as 173 (Taylor) included seven sixes and three fours. New Zealand were 77 without loss after six overs close as we could to that total.” Did not bat: T. Seifert, M. Santner, T. Southee, I. Sodhi, T. Boult “Not that good,” Morgan said when asked how he when Rashid came on and quickly claimed Munro’s Dawson missed a caught-and-bowled chance from Bowling: Willey 3-0-33-0 (1w), Curran 3-0-32-1, Jordan 4-0-42-0 felt. “Given the start they got off to, with Colin Munro wicket. Seven overs later, when Rashid was bowled out Guptill on 25, who then lashed out to reach 62 off 47 (1w, 2nb), Rashid 4-0-22-1, Dawson 4-0-27-1, Malan 2-0-27-1. and Martin Guptill in that sort of form, there’s a bit of and Dawson had claimed the prized wicket of Kane balls before he was dismissed in the 17th over. England dew around, the ball skidding on, it was quite difficult Williamson, New Zealand were 108 for two with Guptill skipper Morgan, who missed their last two matches Result: England won by two runs for our attack,” he added. and Chapman primed to finish the innings off. because of a groin strain, hit six sixes and four fours in Series: New Zealand v Australia in final on Wednesday “We played our best game today. Good enough to “At the top of the order, Colin Munro was brilliant,” a crucial innings that ensured his side posted a compet- win the game but not good enough to go through to the said Williamson, who also played tribute to the role itive score. — AFP Kumar rips SCOREBOARD side and, although replays showed it was JOHANNESBURG Scores in the first Twenty20 international between South Africa and India at the Napoli, the right decision, the incident raised through S Africa Wanderers Stadium yesterday. more questions about the use of the video technology being trialled in Serie Juventus A, among others, this season. to lead India to India J. Duminy c Raina b Kumar 3 Napoli’s stadium announcer, known R. Sharma c Klaasen b Dala 21 D. Miller c Dhawan b Pandya 9 as “Decibel Bellini” had gone through his S. Dhawan c Klaasen b Phehlukwayo 72 F. Behardien c Pandey b Chahal 39 continue entire ear-splitting celebratory routine T20 victory S. Raina c and b Dala 15 H. Klaasen c Raina b Kumar 16 and SPAL were ready to kick off before see-saw battle the referee signalled that he was review- V. Kohli lbw b Shamsi 26 A. Phehlukwayo c Chahal b Unadkat 13 ing the goal. JOHANNESBURG: Seamer Bhuvneshwar M. Pandey not out 29 C. Morris c Raina b Kumar 0 Kumar took career-best figures of 5-24 to As replays showed that Hamsik was M. Dhoni b Morris 16 D. Paterson run out (Pandya) 1 MILAN: Napoli stayed one point ahead fractionally offside, the Slovak was seen help India ease to a 28-run victory over H. Pandya not out 13 J. Dala not out 2 of Juventus at the top of Serie A yester- to gesture to the linesman asking why he South Africa in the opening Twenty20 day after both teams won their ninth had not raised his flag. Juventus over- International of their three-game series at the Extras (lb2, w9) 11 T. Shamsi not out 0 league games in a row, this time beating came an early injury to striker Gonzalo Wanderers yesterday. Total (5 wkts, 20 overs) 203 Extras (b1, lb1, nb1, w5) 8 Higuain as they edged their less glam- Having been sent in to bat, India plundered SPAL and Torino 1-0 respectively. Fall of wickets: 1-23 (Sharma), 2-49 (Raina), 3-108 Total (9 wkts, 20 overs) 175 Napoli captain Marek Hamsik thought orous neighbours in the Derby della 203 for five from their 20 overs on a flat bat- he had scored a second, was booked for Mole. ting wicket as opener Shikhar Dhawan hit a (Kohli), 4-155 (Dhawan), 5-183 (Dhoni) Fall of wickets: 1-29 (Smuts), 2-38 (Duminy), 3-48 smashing into the corner flag and, to add Higuain appeared to twist his ankle superb 72 from 39 balls. It is India’s highest Bowling: Paterson 4-0-48-0 (1w), Dala 4-0-47-2 (Miller), 4-129 (Behardien), 5-154 (Hendricks), 6-158 and soldiered on for another 10 minutes insult to injury, saw the goal chalked off innings total against South Africa in the (3w), Morris 4-0-39-1 (3w), Shamsi 4-0-37-1 (1w), (Klaasen), 7-158 (Morris), 8-159 (Paterson), 9-175 by the video assistant referee (VAR) before being replaced by Federico shortest format of the game, with debutant after a two-minute delay. Bernadeschi, who set up the goal when seamer Junior Dala (2-47 in four overs) the Smuts 2-0-14-0, Phehlukwayo 2-0-16-1 (1w) (Phehlukwayo) The pattern was the same as the pre- he pulled the ball back for Alex Sandro most successful home bowler. Did not bat: B. Kumar, J. Unadkat, J. Bumrah, Y. Bowling: Kumar 4-0-24-5, Unadkat 4-0-33-1 (1w), vious three weekends when Juventus, to tap in just after the half hour. South Africa were in the game until Chahal Bumrah 4-0-32-0 (1nb), Pandya 4-0-45-1 (3w), chasing a seventh successive title, played Torino, who missed an early chance Kumar’s final over when he picked up the key Chahal 4-0-39-1 (1w). first, won and briefly went top only to be when Andrea Belotti failed to control wicket of Reeza Hendricks (70 from 50 balls), South Africa pulled back by their rivals. Juventus will Joel Obi’s pass with the goal at his and then dismissed Heinrich Klaasen (16) and mercy, lost confidence after falling also play first for the next three rounds Chris Morris (0) in successive balls, before J. Smuts c Dhawan b Kumar 14 Result: India won by 28 runs of matches, a situation which has drawn behind and never looked like turning around the game. Juventus have won Dane Paterson (1) was the fourth wicket to fall R.
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