England vs New Zealand Scorecard, Match 6, T20 Tri-Series in Australia/New Zealand 2018

Result · Feb 18 2018, Sun - 11:30 AM (IST)

Match 6, - Seddon Park

ENGLAND

194/7

NEW ZEALAND

192/4

England won by 2 runs

CRR:9.6

Player Of The Match

Eoin Morgan

ENGLAND - 194/7 (20.0)

Batsman	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Jason Roy c Kane Williamson b Trent Boult	21	13	3	1	161.54
Alex Hales c Kane Williamson b Tim Southee	1	4	-	-	25
Dawid Malan c Mark Chapman b Colin de Grandhomme	53	36	2	5	147.22
Eoin Morgan Not out	80	46	4	6	173.91
Jos Buttler st Tim Seifert b Ish Sodhi	2	5	-	-	40
Sam Billings b Trent Boult	6	8	-	-	75
David Willey c Martin Guptill b Tim Southee	10	5	2	-	200
Liam Dawson c Martin Guptill b Trent Boult	10	3	1	1	333.33
Chris Jordan Not out	6	1	-	1	600
Adil Rashid	-	-	-	-	-
Tom Curran	-	-	-	-	-
Extras	5 ( w: 4 Nb: 1)
Total	194 / 7 (20.0 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Eco
Trent Boult	4	-	50	3	12.5
Mitchell Santner	2	-	32	0	16
Tim Southee	4	-	22	2	5.5
Colin de Grandhomme	4	-	32	1	8
Kane Williamson	1	-	16	0	16
Ish Sodhi	4	-	31	1	7.8
Colin Munro	1	-	11	0	11

Fall Of Wickets	Batsman
22/1 (2.3)	Alex Hales
24/2 (3.1)	Jason Roy
117/3 (12.1)	Dawid Malan
123/4 (13.6)	Jos Buttler
165/5 (17.5)	Sam Billings
176/6 (18.6)	David Willey
187/7 (19.4)	Liam Dawson

NEW ZEALAND - 192/4 (20.0)

Batsman	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Martin Guptill b Dawid Malan	62	47	3	4	131.91
Colin Munro c David Willey b Adil Rashid	57	21	3	7	271.43
Kane Williamson b Liam Dawson	8	13	-	-	61.54
Mark Chapman Not out	37	30	2	2	123.33
Ross Taylor c Eoin Morgan b Tom Curran	7	6	1	-	116.67
Colin de Grandhomme Not out	8	5	1	-	160
Tim Seifert	-	-	-	-	-
Mitchell Santner	-	-	-	-	-
Tim Southee	-	-	-	-	-
Ish Sodhi	-	-	-	-	-
Trent Boult	-	-	-	-	-
Extras	13 ( lb: 8 w: 2 Nb: 2)
Total	192 / 4 (20.0 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Eco
David Willey	3	-	33	0	11
Tom Curran	3	-	32	1	10.7
Chris Jordan	4	-	42	0	10.5
Adil Rashid	4	-	22	1	5.5
Liam Dawson	4	-	27	1	6.8
Dawid Malan	2	-	27	1	13.5

Fall Of Wickets	Batsman
78/1 (6.3)	Colin Munro
100/2 (11.1)	Kane Williamson
164/3 (16.3)	Martin Guptill
173/4 (17.5)	Ross Taylor

Match Info

Series:	Tri-Series in Australia/New Zealand 2018
Date:	Feb 18 2018, Sun - 11:30 AM (IST)
Country:	New Zealand
City:	Hamilton
Venue:	Seddon Park
Toss:	New Zealand won the toss and elected to bowl.
New Zealand Playing XI:	Martin Guptill, Colin Munro, Kane Williamson (c), Mark Chapman, Ross Taylor, Colin de Grandhomme, Tim Seifert (wk), Mitchell Santner, Tim Southee, Ish Sodhi, Trent Boult
England Playing XI:	Jason Roy, Alex Hales, Dawid Malan, Eoin Morgan (c), Jos Buttler (wk), Sam Billings, Liam Dawson, David Willey, Adil Rashid, Chris Jordan, Tom Curran

Australia have a guaranteed spot in the final; New Zealand will join them so long as they avoid defeat in this game whilst just a victory for England may not be enough because of their net run rate in relation to New Zealand’s.
England hold the upper hand in the previous meetings in T20 Internationals; winning nine of the 14 encounters between the sides to date (L5), the hosts did win last time out however.
Eoin Morgan’s side have now slumped to five defeats in a row on the road; if they lose this game too, it’ll result in England enduring their longest ever losing run away from home in T20I cricket.
New Zealand have claimed six victories in seven T20I outings at Seddon Park (L1); one of those wins coming against England, the tourists only previous fixture in this format there.
This is England’s 100th T20I fixture – their record currently stands at 46 victories, 48 defeats, a tie and four no results.
Martin Guptill has now scored more T20I runs than any other batsman ever in the men's game (2,188), going above compatriot Brendon McCullum in his last appearance; he has reached 50 in three of his last four knocks in this format.
Kane Williamson is set to make his 50th appearance in T20I cricket for the Black Caps; he’s struck 1,299 runs across his 47 innings to date and recorded a knock worth 72 when these sides met a week ago.
Likewise, Tim Southee is also currently sat on 49 T20I appearances; this series has seen him become the leading T20I wicket taker for New Zealand (60), going above Nathan McCullum (59).
Alex Hales is 13 runs away from becoming England’s all-time leading T20I runscorer against the Black Caps; currently that record is held by Luke Wright (273), Hales struck 47 off just 24 balls last time out.
David Willey has a dot ball percentage of 49% so far in this series (32 of 65); the best rate of any bowler to register 3+ overs thus far.

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