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Cricket-New Zealand v England - second T20 scoreboard
Feb 12 (Reuters) - Scoreboard at the end of the second New
Zealand v England Twenty20 international at Seddon Park in
Hamilton on Tuesday.
England won the toss and chose to bowl.
New Zealand
M. Guptill c Hales b Tredwell 47
H. Rutherford c Buttler b Wright 40
B. McCullum c Lumb b Dernbach 74
R. Taylor c Bairstow b Wright 4
C. Munro c Bairstow b Dernbach 7
G. Elliott b Dernbach 4
J. Franklin not out 6
N. McCullum not out 0
Extras (b-1, lb-3, w-6) 10
Total (for six wickets, 20 overs) 192
Did not bat: I. Butler, T. Boult, M. McClenaghan
Fall of wickets: 1-75 2-105 3-124 4-139 5-154 6-188
Bowling: Tredwell 2-0-20-1, Broad 4-0-53-0, Finn 4-0-33-0,
Dernbach 4-0-38-3 (w-2), Wright 4-0-24-2, Patel 2-0-20-0
England
M. Lumb b N. McCullum 17
A. Hales b McClenaghan 5
L. Wright c Guptill b McClenaghan 0
J. Bairstow c McClenaghan b Butler 8
E. Morgan c Munro b Butler 13
J. Buttler c Taylor b Franklin 54
S. Patel run out 6
S. Broad c Guptill b Franklin 1
J. Tredwell b Franklin 22
S. Finn not out 5
J. Dernbach c Butler b Franklin 0
Extras (lb-3 w-3) 6
Total (all out, 19.3 overs) 137
Fall of wickets: 1-9 2-9 3-24 4-43 5-47 6-62 7-80 8-115
9-137
Bowling: Boult 4-0-40-0(w-2), McClenaghan 4-0-24-2, Butler
4-0-9-2, N. McCullum 3-0-26-1(w-1), Franklin 3.3-0-15-4, Elliott
1-0-20-0.
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Result: New Zealand won by 55 runs
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Previous results:
Feb 9 - England won by 40 runs
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Remaining Twenty20 fixture:
Feb. 15 - Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington
(Compiled by Greg Stutchbury; Editing by Amlan Chakraborty)
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