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New Zealand's tour of England
#71
England v New Zealand
The 1st One Day International
Tuesday June 9th
at Edgbaston
starting at 14:00

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Teams news (courtesy of Cricinfo)


Three players who made their ODI debuts in Dublin, on what became a day overshadowed by the news of Peter Moores' sacking, could appear at Edgbaston. Jason Roy should form an attacking opening pairing with Alex Hales, David Willey will be given a chance to fill the left-armer's role picked out by Paul Farbrace as an area England must fill and Mark Wood has impressed in the early days of his international career although his workload may be a concern and Liam Plunkett could be preferred. A new-look batting order is likely to see Ben Stokes at No. 4 and Jos Buttler at No. 6. James Taylor and Sam Billings are expected to miss out.


England (possible): 1 Alex Hales, 2 Jason Roy, 3 Joe Root, 4 Ben Stokes, 5 Eoin Morgan ©, 6 Jos Buttler (w), 7 David Willey 8 Adil Rashid, 9 Chris Jordan, 10 Liam Plunkett, 11 Steven Finn.


Tim Southee is likely to sit out this opening match after his workload in the Test series while Corey Anderson, who missed the second Test with a back problem, may also struggle but is expected to be fit soon. His absence could open the way for Mitchell Santner, a left-handed batsman and left-arm spinner, to make his ODI debut. Ben Wheeler, another left-arm seamer, is an option for the pace attack while Mitchell McClenaghan took four wickets in the warm-up against Leicestershire.


New Zealand (possible): 1 Brendon McCullum ©, 2 Martin Guptill, 3 Kane Williamson, 4 Ross Taylor, 5 Grant Elliott, 6 Mitchell Santner, 7 Luke Ronchi (w), 8 Ben Wheeler, 9 Matt Henry, 10 Trent Boult, 11 Mitchell McClenaghan.
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#72
What? How many?

England 408-9 Smile
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#73
Well what on earth went spectacularly right there then?  Cool

Scorecard

England

Alex Hales
Jason Roy
Joe Root
Eoin Morgan ©
Ben Stokes
Jos Buttler (W)
Sam Billings
Adil Rashid
Chris Jordan
Liam Plunkett
Steven Finn



New Zealand

Martin Guptill
Brendon McCullum ©
Kane Williamson
Ross Taylor
Grant Elliott
Mitchell Santner
Luke Ronchi (W)
Nathan McCullum
Matt Henry
Mitchell McClenaghan
Trent Boult




England 408-9 (50) (Buttler 129, Root 104)

New Zealand 198 (31.1) (Taylor 57. Finn 4/35, Rashid 4/55)




England won by 210 runs
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#74
England v New Zealand
The 2nd One Day International
Friday June 12th
at The Oval
starting at 13:00

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Teams news (courtesy of Cricinfo)


There would seem little need for England to change their XI after such an overwhelming display. David Willey, the left-armer, was released back to Northamptonshire for Thursday's NatWest T20 Blast match although remains available for selection.


England (probable): 1 Alex Hales, 2 Jason Roy, 3 Joe Root, 4 Eoin Morgan ©, 5 Ben Stokes, 6 Jos Buttler (w), 7 Sam Billings, 8 Adil Rashid, 9 Chris Jordan, 10 Liam Plunkett, 11 Steven Finn.


Corey Anderson will again miss out but Tim Southee is expected to return, perhaps at the expense of Mitchell McClenaghan unless New Zealand decide they want four quicks and leave out Nathan McCullum.


New Zealand (probable): 1 Brendon McCullum ©, 2 Martin Guptill, 3 Kane Williamson, 4 Ross Taylor, 5 Grant Elliott, 6 Mitchell Santner, 7 Luke Ronchi (w), 8 Nathan McCullum, 9 Tim Southee, 10 Matt Henry, 11 Trent Boult
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#75
Scorecard

England

Alex Hales
Jason Roy
Joe Root
Eoin Morgan ©
Ben Stokes
Jos Buttler (W)
Sam Billings
Adil Rashid
Chris Jordan
Liam Plunkett
Steven Finn



New Zealand

Martin Guptill
Brendon McCullum ©
Kane Williamson
Ross Taylor
Grant Elliott
Mitchell Santner
Luke Ronchi (W)
Nathan McCullum
Tim Southee
Mitchell McClenaghan
Trent Boult



NZ 398-5
Eng 257-4 (31.4)

Seems like one helluva match this. Wish I was watching it instead of blooming Emmerdale.  Rolleyes
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#76
A cracker of a series this one. Hope I can now stay awake to watch the highlights.

New Zealand 398-5 (50 ov) (Taylor 119no. Stokes 2/66)

England 365-9 (46), (target 379) (Morgan 88. N McCullum 3/86)



New Zealand won by 13 runs (D/L method)

May
8-11: v Somerset, Taunton (11:00 BST) - New Zealand won by 66 runs Scorecard
14-17: v Worcestershire, Worcester (11:00 BST) - New Zealand won by 15 runs Scorecard
21-25: 1st Test, Lord's (11:00 BST) - England won by 124 runs Scorecard
29-2: June 2nd Test, Headingley (11:00 BST) - New Zealand won by 199 runs Scorecard

June
6: v Leicestershire (50 overs), Leicester - New Zealand won by 198 runs Scorecard
9: 1st ODI, Edgbaston (d/n) (14:00 BST) - England win by 210 runs Scorecard
12: 2nd ODI, The Oval (d/n) (13:00 BST) - New Zealand won by 13 runs (D/L) Scorecard
14: 3rd ODI, Southampton (10:30 BST)
17: 4th ODI, Trent Bridge (d/n) (14:00 BST)
20: 5th ODI, Chester-le-Street (10:30 BST)
23: Twenty20 international, Old Trafford (d/n) (18:30 BST)
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#77
We would have won but for the rain
Have you heard about the news on Mizar 5
People got to shout to stay alive

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#78
Only managed to stay awake for the NZ innings. I will watch the recording later.
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#79
Well they gave it a good go. Once again though helped by some unusually poor Kiwi fielding. "You dumpling" as Mr Boycott so eloquently put it.
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#80
Uncapped Somerset all rounder, Craig Overton, has been added to the squad as cover for Chris Jordan.
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