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NEW ZEALAND 155/7 (20 OVERS)
- Scott Styris21 (12)
- Ross Taylor63 (50)
- Sulieman Benn1/20 (4)
- Chris Gayle2/16 (3)
WEST INDIES 155/8 (20 OVERS)
- Chris Gayle67 (41)
- Xavier Marshall28 (24)
- Jeetan Patel2/34 (4)
- Daniel Vettori3/16 (4)
Well that's it! The first ever super over has ended in a win for the West Indies. Gayle made solid contact with just about everything that came his way dispatching the ball to all areas of the crowd. It was too much to ask for New Zealand who had to push and eventually needed 18 runs of 3 balls.
LRPL Taylor b Benn
3 sixes needed of 3 balls.
JDP Oram c Marshall b Benn
Oram, McCullum and Taylor to bat for New Zealand while Benn is bowling for West Indies.
New Zealand need 26 off 6 to win.
END OF OVER:1 | WI: 25/1
West Indies are 25/1 from their super over. All the runs scored from Gayle who gets a standing ovation as he leaves the pitch.
XM Marshall run out
Well the light is fading and the floodlights are not working but we will continue with the super overs. Batting for the West Indies is Gayle, Marshall and Chanderpaul and bowling for New Zealand is Vettori.
END OF OVER:20 | WI: 155/8 (1 run required, RR: 7.75)
Well what a thrilling finish! West Indies will have feel they could have won the game with Gayle starting off so strong but New Zealand will also feel that they were ahead in the last few overs.
We will now have one super over for each team. 3 batsmen and one bowler are chosen for each team who are bowl one over each on the same pitch with the same ball. West Indies batted second so they will have the first super over. If two wickets fall then the team is out and no more balls will be bowled.
2 runs for the win. Only 1 needed for a tie. The tension around the ground is unbearable
6 runs needed off the last 2 balls now. Or 5 runs for a tie
FH Edwards run out 1 (1m 2b 0x4 0x6) SR: 50
7 off 4 now
Fidel Edwards to the crease
SE Findlay c †McCullum b Southee 19 (31m 17b 2x4 0x6) SR: 111.76
Southee to bowl the last over
West Indies tour of New Zealand 2008-09 News
Moles wants say in selection
Andy Moles, the New Zealand coach, has expressed his wish to join the selection panel, after initially turning down the role at the time of taking over in December
Chanderpaul, Gayle, and little else
West Indies have struggled though two of their batsmen have been the best in the world over the last 18 months
Mental preparation key to success - Gayle
Chris Gayle, who played a crucial role in ensuring West Indies remained competitive against New Zealand, has said that mental preparation was the key to his recent success
Moles wants team to be more consistent
Coach Andy Moles has called for more consistency from his team after they clinched a 2-1 win in the ODI series against West Indies
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