Left_Hander
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Nice ground that you play at 
Bad loss for Australia. Clarke was appalling with the ball.
Bad loss for Australia. Clarke was appalling with the ball.
Story Chappell-Hadlee Trophy (ICC 3)
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mattfb
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Clarke! He was obviously sick today....
Nah good win for the black caps. Who are you playing as?
Nah good win for the black caps. Who are you playing as?
freddiw
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1-1 could go either way come on NZ
he is playing as AUS. YES?
he is playing as AUS. YES?
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3rd ODI preview
The Chappell-Hadlee Trophy is about to conclude with the final match between Australia and New Zealand at TBC.
Australia team
1. Matthew Hayden
2. Adam Gilchrist (wicket-keeper)
3. Ricky Ponting (captain)
4. Michael Hussey
5. Michael Clarke
6. Andrew Symonds
7. Phil Jaques
8. Brad Hogg
9. James Hopes
10. Nathan Bracken
11. Shaun Tait
New Zealand team
1. Stephen Fleming (captain)
2. Peter Fulton
3. Lou Vincent
4. Craig McMillan
5. Jacob Oram
6. Brendan McCullum (wicket-keeper)
7. Ross Taylor
8. Scott Styris
9. James Franklin
10. Shane Bond
11. Daryl Tuffey
Australia revert back to the team that won them the first game, with Phil Jaques in for Brad Hodge and James Hopes in for Mitchell Johnson, while New Zealand are unchanged again. The Kiwis have used the same eleven players for the entire series.
Australia are the slight favourites due to their all round ability, but if New Zealand can show as much self belief as they did in the second match it could go down to the wire. It is going to be an exciting match with the destination of the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy at stake.
Players to watch
Australia
Adam Gilchrist - Gilchrist will be looking for revenge after his duck in the second match. The wicket-keeper has a great command over aggressive, extravagant shots and if he gets going he could help his country build a huge total. He will also shout encouragement and advice and showcase his safe hands behind the stumps.
New Zealand
James Franklin - Franklin is in good form after taking four wickets in the second match. He will have developed plans to dismiss the Australian batsmen and to win the series for his country. The hosts will have to be careful when playing him, as if he gets one he can run through them.
The Chappell-Hadlee Trophy is about to conclude with the final match between Australia and New Zealand at TBC.
Australia team
1. Matthew Hayden
2. Adam Gilchrist (wicket-keeper)
3. Ricky Ponting (captain)
4. Michael Hussey
5. Michael Clarke
6. Andrew Symonds
7. Phil Jaques
8. Brad Hogg
9. James Hopes
10. Nathan Bracken
11. Shaun Tait
New Zealand team
1. Stephen Fleming (captain)
2. Peter Fulton
3. Lou Vincent
4. Craig McMillan
5. Jacob Oram
6. Brendan McCullum (wicket-keeper)
7. Ross Taylor
8. Scott Styris
9. James Franklin
10. Shane Bond
11. Daryl Tuffey
Australia revert back to the team that won them the first game, with Phil Jaques in for Brad Hodge and James Hopes in for Mitchell Johnson, while New Zealand are unchanged again. The Kiwis have used the same eleven players for the entire series.
Australia are the slight favourites due to their all round ability, but if New Zealand can show as much self belief as they did in the second match it could go down to the wire. It is going to be an exciting match with the destination of the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy at stake.
Players to watch
Australia
Adam Gilchrist - Gilchrist will be looking for revenge after his duck in the second match. The wicket-keeper has a great command over aggressive, extravagant shots and if he gets going he could help his country build a huge total. He will also shout encouragement and advice and showcase his safe hands behind the stumps.
New Zealand
James Franklin - Franklin is in good form after taking four wickets in the second match. He will have developed plans to dismiss the Australian batsmen and to win the series for his country. The hosts will have to be careful when playing him, as if he gets one he can run through them.
Highlander999
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Excellent presentation mate.
Looking forward to match update
Looking forward to match update
OrderDX
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looking forward to the match!
Karachi Xpress
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Good update there. I hope New Zealand win this one!
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New Zealand chase down large total to beat Australia and win Chappell-Hadlee Trophy
New Zealand retained the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy they won in February (click here for report)
New Zealand have beaten Australia by 5 wickets at TBC to retain the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy at 2-1 with all matches completed.
The tourists won the toss and elected to bowl first. Opening batsmen Matthew Hayden and Adam Gilchrist got themselves in and then piled on the runs with ease, recapturing the form they showed in the opening match.
The pair put on a partnership of 267 before Gilchrist was caught by Stephen Fleming off the bowling of Shane Bond for 134. Hayden followed 7 runs later, leg before wicket also to Bond for 125.
Matthew Hayden scored his second century of the series
Captain Ricky Ponting and middle order batsman Michael Hussey were left to see the innings out, Ponting finishing on 9 not out and Hussey on 15 not out.
After their bowling performance in the second match, New Zealand will have been disappointed with their work. Australia finished on 295-2 off their 50 overs.
Chasing, New Zealand got off to a poor start as captain Stephen Fleming was out for a duck in the first over of the innings, caught behind by Adam Gilchrist off the bowling of Shaun Tait.
Opening batsman Peter Fulton and number three Lou Vincent then shared a partnership of 71 before Vincent was out, bowled by Tait for 41.
Craig McMillan continued where Vincent left off and put on a stand of 76 with Fulton before he was run out, also for 41.
New Zealand were well up with the required run rate, thanks largely to the batting of Fulton, who was eventually out, bowled by part timer Andrew Symonds, for 111. He was the first Kiwi to score a century in the series.
Peter Fulton won the match for New Zealand with his 111
Jacob Oram was out for only 10 runs, caught by Michael Clarke off the bowling of spinner Brad Hogg, but wicket-keeper Brendan McCullum and batsman Ross Taylor saw the tourists home. McCullum finished on 58 not out and Taylor on 25 not out.
New Zealand had won by 5 wickets, scoring 296/5 with 1.2 overs to spare.
The Man of the Match award went to New Zealand opener Peter Fulton for his match winning 111.
New Zealand retained the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy they won in February (click here for report)
New Zealand have beaten Australia by 5 wickets at TBC to retain the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy at 2-1 with all matches completed.
The tourists won the toss and elected to bowl first. Opening batsmen Matthew Hayden and Adam Gilchrist got themselves in and then piled on the runs with ease, recapturing the form they showed in the opening match.
The pair put on a partnership of 267 before Gilchrist was caught by Stephen Fleming off the bowling of Shane Bond for 134. Hayden followed 7 runs later, leg before wicket also to Bond for 125.
Matthew Hayden scored his second century of the series
Captain Ricky Ponting and middle order batsman Michael Hussey were left to see the innings out, Ponting finishing on 9 not out and Hussey on 15 not out.
After their bowling performance in the second match, New Zealand will have been disappointed with their work. Australia finished on 295-2 off their 50 overs.
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Australia innings
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M Hayden lbw b Bond 125
A Gilchrist c Fleming b Bond 134
R Ponting not out 9
M Hussey not out 15
M Clarke
A Symonds
P Jaques
B Hogg
J Hopes
N Bracken
S Tait
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Extras: (nb3,w5,b4) 12
TOTAL: (2 wkts, 50 overs) 295
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O M R W
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S Bond 10 0 41 2
J Franklin 10 0 53 0
J Oram 10 0 46 0
S Styris 10 0 55 0
D Tuffey 10 0 96 0
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Fall of Wickets:
1-267 2-274Chasing, New Zealand got off to a poor start as captain Stephen Fleming was out for a duck in the first over of the innings, caught behind by Adam Gilchrist off the bowling of Shaun Tait.
Opening batsman Peter Fulton and number three Lou Vincent then shared a partnership of 71 before Vincent was out, bowled by Tait for 41.
Craig McMillan continued where Vincent left off and put on a stand of 76 with Fulton before he was run out, also for 41.
New Zealand were well up with the required run rate, thanks largely to the batting of Fulton, who was eventually out, bowled by part timer Andrew Symonds, for 111. He was the first Kiwi to score a century in the series.
Peter Fulton won the match for New Zealand with his 111
Jacob Oram was out for only 10 runs, caught by Michael Clarke off the bowling of spinner Brad Hogg, but wicket-keeper Brendan McCullum and batsman Ross Taylor saw the tourists home. McCullum finished on 58 not out and Taylor on 25 not out.
New Zealand had won by 5 wickets, scoring 296/5 with 1.2 overs to spare.
The Man of the Match award went to New Zealand opener Peter Fulton for his match winning 111.
Code:
New Zealand innings
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S Fleming c Gilchrist b Tait 0
P Fulton b Symonds 111
L Vincent b Tait 41
C McMillan run out 41
J Oram c Clarke b Hogg 10
B McCullum not out 58
R Taylor not out 25
S Styris
J Franklin
S Bond
D Tuffey
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Extras: (nb4,w2,b4) 10
TOTAL: (5 wkts, 48.4 overs) 296
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O M R W
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S Tait 10 1 56 2
N Bracken 10 0 66 0
J Hopes 10 0 64 0
B Hogg 10 0 58 1
A Symonds 5.4 0 25 1
M Clarke 3 0 23 0
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Fall of Wickets:
1-0 2-71 3-147 4-166 5-250
Code:
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Australia v New Zealand
3rd One Day International - 24 Dec 2007
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New Zealand won by 5 wickets & retain Chappell-Hadlee Trophy
Man of the match: P Fulton
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Karachi Xpress
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That was very good batting by Fulton to get New Zealand to victory! Great work!
Who is The Man of the Series??
Who is The Man of the Series??
Skater
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Series summary
Australia and New Zealand did battle in the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy, with the Kiwis retaining it after a 2-1 victory.
The competition consisted of three nail biting 50 overs per side matches which will have done the two families it is named after proud.
Summary
21st December: 1st ODI at TBC - Australia won by 9 wickets
22nd December: 2nd ODI at TBC - New Zealand won by 5 wickets
24th December: 3rd ODI at TBC - New Zealand won by 5 wickets
Man of the series
Australia
Adam Gilchrist - Gilchrist scored two centuries in the competition, one in the opening match and one in the final match, and encouraged the bowlers to give it everything, with faultless wicket-keeping in the meantime. The decision was between him and opening partner Matthew Hayden, but with his extra work in the field Gilchrist takes the crown.
New Zealand
Lou Vincent - Vincent pulled New Zealand back into the game and into a winning position with three fine innings during the series, scoring two half centuries in the process - scores of 52, 79 and 41. He made sure the Kiwi batting did not collapse and without him they would probably have lost the series.
Overall man of the series - Lou Vincent (New Zealand)
Australia and New Zealand did battle in the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy, with the Kiwis retaining it after a 2-1 victory.
The competition consisted of three nail biting 50 overs per side matches which will have done the two families it is named after proud.
Summary
21st December: 1st ODI at TBC - Australia won by 9 wickets
22nd December: 2nd ODI at TBC - New Zealand won by 5 wickets
24th December: 3rd ODI at TBC - New Zealand won by 5 wickets
Man of the series
Australia
Adam Gilchrist - Gilchrist scored two centuries in the competition, one in the opening match and one in the final match, and encouraged the bowlers to give it everything, with faultless wicket-keeping in the meantime. The decision was between him and opening partner Matthew Hayden, but with his extra work in the field Gilchrist takes the crown.
New Zealand
Lou Vincent - Vincent pulled New Zealand back into the game and into a winning position with three fine innings during the series, scoring two half centuries in the process - scores of 52, 79 and 41. He made sure the Kiwi batting did not collapse and without him they would probably have lost the series.
Overall man of the series - Lou Vincent (New Zealand)
Karachi Xpress
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Good decision to give Vincent the MOTS! Great presentation..
OrderDX
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great match and a surprise victory for the Kiwis! Good work mate!
Highlander999
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Great work mate. Nice to see Kiwis win the series.
Fulton batted amazingly in the last match and Vincent deserved Man of the Series.
Well done mate
Fulton batted amazingly in the last match and Vincent deserved Man of the Series.
Well done mate
Left_Hander
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In real life Vicent had a shocker of a series.
Oh well, we will get them next time.
Oh well, we will get them next time.
