England v New Zealand 4th ODI at Kennington Oval

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England v New Zealand 4th ODI at Kennington Oval

ENG v NZ, Fourth ODI, Bristol: New Zealand win last ball thriller against England (1:2)

New Zealand won a dramatic last-ball victory to beat England by one wicket in the fourth one-day international at The Oval here Wednesday to take an unbeatable 2-1 lead in the five-match series.
With two needed off the final ball, last man Mark Gillespie hit Luke Wright to extra-cover. But Graeme Swann's fierce throw to the bowler's end wasn't backed up by several England fielders - had he lobbed it in, Gillespie might have been run out by a distance - and this allowed New Zealand the winning second on the over-throw as they reached their target of 246. Kyle Mills was 25 not out off just 27 balls.
The match threatened to be overshadowed by controversy when New Zealand, closing in on victory, saw Grant Elliott run out after what appeared an accidental shoulder charge by England quick bowler Ryan Sidebottom, who'd veered off a straight course in an attempt to regather the ball. With Elliott flat out, Ian Bell threw to Kevin Pietersen at the bowler's end and Elliott was dismissed with New Zealand 220 for eight in the 44th over.
Although England captain Paul Collingwood could have withdrawn the appeal and there is also provision within the laws for the umpires to call dead ball in the event of a serious injury, Elliott was ruled run out.
That England made as many as 245 owed much to Owais Shah's 63. Together with Ravi Bopara (58) he put on 75 for the fifth wicket.
ENG v NZ, Fourth ODI, Kennington Oval: New Zealand 246 for 9 (50.0 overs) beat England 245 all out (49.4 overs) by 1 wicket

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England v New Zealand 4th ODI at Kennington Oval

Scorecard

New Zealand won the toss and decided to field
245 all out (49.4 overs)
246 for 9 (50.0 overs)

England Innings - All out
 
 
Runs
Balls
4s
6s
Bell c McCullum b Southee
46
56 5 1
Wright c Taylor b Mills
18
29 2 0
Pietersen c Southee b Gillespie
0
2 0 0
Bopara c Oram b Gillespie
58
78 7 0
Collingwood
 
b Southee
14
13 3 0
Shah run out
 
63
71 4 2
Ambrose c Flynn b Oram
6
12 0 0
Swann c How b Mills
3
7 0 0
Broad c How b Southee
5
11 0 0
Sidebottom not out
 
8
12 0 0
Anderson run out
 
11
10 2 0
Extras
 
3nb 6w 4lb 13
 
Total
 
all out 245 (49.4 ovs)

Bowler
O
M
R
W
Mills 10.0 1 44 2
Gillespie 9.4 2 58 2
Southee 10.0 1 47 3
Oram 10.0 0 46 1
Vettori 8.0 1 34 0
Elliott 2.0 0 12 0
Fall of wicket
 
41 Wright
44 Pietersen
81 Bell
101 Collingwood
176 Bopara
203 Ambrose
219 Swann
221 Shah
228 Broad
245 Anderson

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New Zealand Innings - Close
 
 
Runs
Balls
4s
6s
How c and b Swann
37
61 4 0
McCullum c Swann b Sidebottom
1
5 0 0
Taylor c Broad b Sidebottom
6
15 1 0
Styris run out
 
69
87 8 0
Flynn c Bell b Swann
12
17 1 0
Oram c sub b Anderson
38
30 5 0
Elliott run out
 
24
28 2 0
Vettori c Bopara b Collingwood
6
8 1 0
Mills not out
 
25
27 1 1
Southee run out
 
6
9 0 0
Gillespie not out
 
4
13 0 0
Extras
 
11w 4b 3lb 18
 
Total
 
for 9 246 (50.0 ovs)

Bowler
O
M
R
W
Sidebottom 10.0 0 55 2
Anderson 10.0 0 39 1
Broad 10.0 0 39 0
Wright 2.0 0 8 0
Swann 10.0 1 49 2
Collingwood 7.0 0 40 1
Bopara 1.0 0 9 0
Fall of wicket
 
7 McCullum
24 Taylor
83 How
106 Flynn
173 Oram
178 Styris
189 Vettori
220 Elliott
233 Southee

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Umpires: M R Benson, S J Davis
England: Bell, Wright, Pietersen, Bopara, Collingwood, Shah, Ambrose, Swann, Broad, Sidebottom, Anderson
New Zealand: How, McCullum, Taylor, Styris, Flynn, Elliott, Oram, Vettori, Mills, Southee, Gillespie






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