NZ V/S INDIA SCORE FULL CARD

New Zealand 288 (48.5 ov)

India 88 (29.3 ov)

New Zealand won by 200 runs

• Sri Lanka Triangular Series - 1st match
• ODI no. 3030 | 2010 season
• Played at Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium (neutral venue)
• 10 August 2010 - day/night (50-over match)

	New Zealand innings (50 overs maximum)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
	PJ Ingram	c †Dhoni b Nehra	12	23	17	2	0	70.58
	5.2 135.3 kph, Nehra gets some leather on wood this time. It was in the corridor, seaming away ever so late and Ingram was looking to defend but it got the outside edge. India on the attack here. Both bowlers fresh as they didn't play the Test series and doing the job here. 27/2
	MJ Guptill	c †Dhoni b Kumar	11	9	6	2	0	183.33
	2.3 129.8 kph, PK has been getting some movement - both in and out - and strikes with this delivery. It moves away late from the off stump line and the batsman gets the edge on the defensive prod. He was looking to come forward to defend and tried to cover for the movement but it shaped away to catch the edge. Simple catch through to Dhoni. 15/1
	LRPL Taylor*	lbw b Nehra	95	173	113	8	1	84.07
	42.2 131.5 kph, Out five short of 100. He played a fab knock but he is gone now. It was the full-length delivery that straightened on the middle-stump line and he tried to work it across the line and missed it completely. Trapped! He has done the hard work and has put NZ in a strong position. Can the lower order push them on ahead? 241/6
	KS Williamson	b Kumar	0	7	9	0	0	0.00
	6.5 128.5 kph, Out for a duck! What a ball, though. P E A C H. It curved in the air, landed on the middle stump line and you could sense why Williamson was shaping to play it towards say mid-on. But the ball moved away at the last instant, opened him up completely, and pegged back the off stump. Clatter! Things are bound to get better from here on Williamson. You can't get such a good delivery every time you walk out to bat. He doesn't look back at the destruction. He has a look at where it landed, his mouth frozen into an bewildered expression of 'oooh' and he walks away. 28/3
	SB Styris	b Ojha	89	132	95	9	1	93.68
	38.3 86.9 kph, Ojha takes him out! He had problem with Jadeja in the last over, playing across the line. And he does it again now. It was a loopy delivery on the middle and off stump line, Styris lunged forward and ended up playing all around it. He isn't happy as he walks off but what a fine knock this was. Oram walks in 218/4
	JDP Oram	lbw b Nehra	14	11	10	2	0	140.00
	40.5 129.1 kph, Trapped! That bouncer is followed by a skidding short-of-length delivery on the middle-stump line. Oram wafted across the line, bat going across in an angle, and missed. Gone! 236/5
	GD Elliott	st †Dhoni b Yuvraj Singh	7	20	13	0	0	53.84
	44.4 82.2 kph, Stumped! It drifted in from round the stumps and turned away. Elliott lunged forward to drive on the up and missed. Dhoni does the rest. NZ threatening to waste the end overs. India attempt to claw their way back 254/7
	GJ Hopkins†	c Karthik b Kumar	10	23	11	0	0	90.90
	47.1 128.7 kph, banged in short and Hopkins goes for the big shot, attempts the pull shot but holes out at deep square-leg region 277/8
	DR Tuffey	c Ojha b Nehra	19	18	13	2	1	146.15
	48.4 131.9 kph, Tuffey holes out at long-on. He cleared the front foot and drilled it high but couldn't clear the fielder at the boundary. Nice little cameo from him though to push NZ towards 300. Can they reach there? 288/9
	KD Mills	run out (Raina)	9	9	5	2	0	180.00
	48.5 Nehra to McKay, They won't. Raina with the direct hit. It was pushed towards short extra cover. Mills charged across. His partner had frozen long time back. Raina picked the ball, Mills turned back and Raina fired. Gone! Fine performance from NZ to survive the pressure exerted by the early wickets and reach this far. 288/10
	AJ McKay	not out	0	2	1	0	0	0.00
	Extras	(b 1, lb 12, w 9)	22
	Total	(all out; 48.5 overs; 214 mins)	288	(5.89 runs per over)

Fall of wickets1-15 (Guptill, 2.3 ov), 2-27 (Ingram, 5.2 ov), 3-28 (Williamson, 6.5 ov), 4-218 (Styris, 38.3 ov), 5-236 (Oram, 40.5 ov), 6-241 (Taylor, 42.2 ov), 7-254 (Elliott, 44.4 ov), 8-277 (Hopkins, 47.1 ov), 9-288 (Tuffey, 48.4 ov), 10-288 (Mills, 48.5 ov)

	Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
	P Kumar	9	3	43	3	4.77	(1w)
	2.3 to Guptill, 129.8 kph, PK has been getting some movement - both in and out - and strikes with this delivery. It moves away late from the off stump line and the batsman gets the edge on the defensive prod. He was looking to come forward to defend and tried to cover for the movement but it shaped away to catch the edge. Simple catch through to Dhoni. 15/1 6.5 to Williamson, 128.5 kph, Out for a duck! What a ball, though. P E A C H. It curved in the air, landed on the middle stump line and you could sense why Williamson was shaping to play it towards say mid-on. But the ball moved away at the last instant, opened him up completely, and pegged back the off stump. Clatter! Things are bound to get better from here on Williamson. You can't get such a good delivery every time you walk out to bat. He doesn't look back at the destruction. He has a look at where it landed, his mouth frozen into an bewildered expression of 'oooh' and he walks away. 28/3 47.1 to Hopkins, 128.7 kph, banged in short and Hopkins goes for the big shot, attempts the pull shot but holes out at deep square-leg region 277/8
	A Nehra	9.5	1	47	4	4.77	(3w)
	5.2 to Ingram, 135.3 kph, Nehra gets some leather on wood this time. It was in the corridor, seaming away ever so late and Ingram was looking to defend but it got the outside edge. India on the attack here. Both bowlers fresh as they didn't play the Test series and doing the job here. 27/2 40.5 to Oram, 129.1 kph, Trapped! That bouncer is followed by a skidding short-of-length delivery on the middle-stump line. Oram wafted across the line, bat going across in an angle, and missed. Gone! 236/5 42.2 to Taylor, 131.5 kph, Out five short of 100. He played a fab knock but he is gone now. It was the full-length delivery that straightened on the middle-stump line and he tried to work it across the line and missed it completely. Trapped! He has done the hard work and has put NZ in a strong position. Can the lower order push them on ahead? 241/6 48.4 to Tuffey, 131.9 kph, Tuffey holes out at long-on. He cleared the front foot and drilled it high but couldn't clear the fielder at the boundary. Nice little cameo from him though to push NZ towards 300. Can they reach there? 288/9
	A Mithun	4	0	24	0	6.00	(3w)
	PP Ojha	10	0	58	1	5.80	(1w)
	38.3 to Styris, 86.9 kph, Ojha takes him out! He had problem with Jadeja in the last over, playing across the line. And he does it again now. It was a loopy delivery on the middle and off stump line, Styris lunged forward and ended up playing all around it. He isn't happy as he walks off but what a fine knock this was. Oram walks in 218/4
	RA Jadeja	9	0	63	0	7.00
	Yuvraj Singh	4	0	23	1	5.75
	44.4 to Elliott, 82.2 kph, Stumped! It drifted in from round the stumps and turned away. Elliott lunged forward to drive on the up and missed. Dhoni does the rest. NZ threatening to waste the end overs. India attempt to claw their way back 254/7
	V Sehwag	3	0	17	0	5.66	(1w)

	India innings (target: 289 runs from 50 overs)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
	KD Karthik	lbw b Tuffey	14	33	20	2	0	70.00
	7.1 127.9 kph, Two in Two! Dinesh Karthik goes this time, it was an in-ducker from outside off and Karthik played down the wrong line as he played the forward defensive. He missed the ball and was struck flush on the pads in front of off. It looked plumb despite the fact that he was standing out of the crease. Replays suggest it would have carried over the stumps, with the bounce but well... 39/2
	V Sehwag	c †Hopkins b Mills	19	31	23	3	0	82.60
	6.6 132.6 kph, got him! Sehwag has never liked the short ball aimed at the body and Mills did well to persist with that line of attack. Sehwag was in trouble once earlier looking to pull, this time he gets some glove on it as it goes down the leg and it is through to the keeper for an easy take. Sehwag is gone. 39/1
	RG Sharma	c Taylor b Tuffey	4	13	11	0	0	36.36
	9.2 126.4 kph, Thanks for coming! It was all so simple; something that you see usually in the catching practice in the morning before the game. This delivery kicked up from short of length outside off stump and Rohit opened the bat-face and guided it straight to first slip. Simple. Tuffey smiles. 44/3
	Yuvraj Singh	c Taylor b McKay	5	50	25	1	0	20.00
	16.5 138.4 kph, And ladies and gentlemen, we have another man swallowed in that slip cordon. Very simple again. Fullish and outside off stump, Yuvraj has a waft and Taylor takes a catch. Too simple, some might say. Anyway that's that. India tottering at 62 for 6 62/6
	SK Raina	c Styris b Tuffey	6	11	6	1	0	100.00
	11.2 127.0 kph, Oh well! Edged straight to second slip. It was a short-of-length delivery outside off stump and Raina stabbed at it, bat away from the body, and it goes straight to the slip cordon. The ball cut away from him and he ended up chasing it. 50/4
	MS Dhoni*†	run out (Tuffey)	2	14	9	0	0	22.22
	13.5 from Tuffey, Dhoni is run out and he walks. His scratchy innings comes to an end. This one was jabbed close to the off side and he wants a single. His partner doesn't. Yuvraj took couple of steps down the track and froze. And Dhoni tries to turn back. Too late. Tuffey had already screamed past him, swooped on the ball and flicked a direct hit. Gone! 53/5
	RA Jadeja	c Styris b Williamson	20	60	44	2	0	45.45
	28.2 And another slip catch. Loverly! It was floated well outside off stump and Jadeja chased it for a big drive. Styris takes the catch. Where is Taylor I say? Williamson was out for a duck but picks up a wicket now. Life can't be that bad eh? 84/9
	P Kumar	c Taylor b Oram	1	12	8	0	0	12.50
	19.1 128.2 kph, Awww. That slip catch again. Well... the top order didn't last. Why would the lower-order batsmen? It was the short of length delivery that kicked up outside off and PK steers it straight to slip cordon. 67/7
	A Mithun	c Taylor b Oram	4	25	16	0	0	25.00
	25.6 127.6 kph, Yep. You guessed it right. Another slip catch. Fullish and outside off stump and Mithun edges his drive. Just two more now. How quickly can NZ wrap this up? 82/8
	A Nehra	c Oram b Mills	4	13	11	1	0	36.36
	29.3 And it's all over. Full and outside off and Nehra drives it straight to mid-off. NZ win by 200 runs. Magnificent thumping win! A rout! 88/10
	PP Ojha	not out	0	5	4	0	0	0.00
	Extras	(w 9)	9
	Total	(all out; 29.3 overs; 130 mins)	88	(2.98 runs per over)

Fall of wickets1-39 (Sehwag, 6.6 ov), 2-39 (Karthik, 7.1 ov), 3-44 (Sharma, 9.2 ov), 4-50 (Raina, 11.2 ov), 5-53 (Dhoni, 13.5 ov), 6-62 (Yuvraj Singh, 16.5 ov), 7-67 (Kumar, 19.1 ov), 8-82 (Mithun, 25.6 ov), 9-84 (Jadeja, 28.2 ov), 10-88 (Nehra, 29.3 ov)

	Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
	KD Mills	6.3	2	26	2	4.00	(1w)
	6.6 to Sehwag, 132.6 kph, got him! Sehwag has never liked the short ball aimed at the body and Mills did well to persist with that line of attack. Sehwag was in trouble once earlier looking to pull, this time he gets some glove on it as it goes down the leg and it is through to the keeper for an easy take. Sehwag is gone. 39/1 29.3 to Nehra, And it's all over. Full and outside off and Nehra drives it straight to mid-off. NZ win by 200 runs. Magnificent thumping win! A rout! 88/10
	DR Tuffey	8	1	34	3	4.25	(1w)
	7.1 to Karthik, 127.9 kph, Two in Two! Dinesh Karthik goes this time, it was an in-ducker from outside off and Karthik played down the wrong line as he played the forward defensive. He missed the ball and was struck flush on the pads in front of off. It looked plumb despite the fact that he was standing out of the crease. Replays suggest it would have carried over the stumps, with the bounce but well... 39/2 9.2 to Sharma, 126.4 kph, Thanks for coming! It was all so simple; something that you see usually in the catching practice in the morning before the game. This delivery kicked up from short of length outside off stump and Rohit opened the bat-face and guided it straight to first slip. Simple. Tuffey smiles. 44/3 11.2 to Raina, 127.0 kph, Oh well! Edged straight to second slip. It was a short-of-length delivery outside off stump and Raina stabbed at it, bat away from the body, and it goes straight to the slip cordon. The ball cut away from him and he ended up chasing it. 50/4
	AJ McKay	6	0	11	1	1.83	(2w)
	16.5 to Yuvraj Singh, 138.4 kph, And ladies and gentlemen, we have another man swallowed in that slip cordon. Very simple again. Fullish and outside off stump, Yuvraj has a waft and Taylor takes a catch. Too simple, some might say. Anyway that's that. India tottering at 62 for 6 62/6
	JDP Oram	6	0	15	2	2.50	(1w)
	19.1 to Kumar, 128.2 kph, Awww. That slip catch again. Well... the top order didn't last. Why would the lower-order batsmen? It was the short of length delivery that kicked up outside off and PK steers it straight to slip cordon. 67/7 25.6 to Mithun, 127.6 kph, Yep. You guessed it right. Another slip catch. Fullish and outside off stump and Mithun edges his drive. Just two more now. How quickly can NZ wrap this up? 82/8
	KS Williamson	3	1	2	1	0.66
	28.2 to Jadeja, And another slip catch. Loverly! It was floated well outside off stump and Jadeja chased it for a big drive. Styris takes the catch. Where is Taylor I say? Williamson was out for a duck but picks up a wicket now. Life can't be that bad eh? 84/9

Match details

Toss New Zealand, who chose to bat Points New Zealand 5, India 0

ODI debut KS Williamson (New Zealand) Player of the match LRPL Taylor (New Zealand)

Umpires R Martinesz and SJA Taufel (Australia) TV umpire HDPK Dharmasena Match referee AG Hurst (Australia) Reserve umpire SH Sarathkumara

NZ humiliate India by 200 runs

Daryl Tuffey took three of the five wickets to fall as the Indians got off to a horror start

chasing 289 for victory in the first one day international of the tri-series competition in Dambulla on Tuesday.

Earlier Ross Taylor smashed a robust 95 and Scott Styris cracked 89 under pressure as the Kiwis posted a challenging total of 288.

New Zealand were struggling at 28-3 after winning the toss in the day-night match before skipper Taylor and all-rounder Styris propped up the innings with a record 190-run stand for the fourth wicket.

The partnership was New Zealand's best for the fourth wicket in one-day internationals, the previous highest being 168 between Lee Germon and Chris Harris against Australia in the 1996 World Cup quarter-final at Chennai.

Taylor looked set to complete his fourth one-day hundred when he was trapped leg-before by left-arm seamer Ashish Nehra, who was the most successful bowler with 4-47. TheNew Zealand captain hit one six and eight fours in his 113-ball knock.

India paceman Praveen Kumar did the early damage when he had opener Martin Guptill caught behind for 11 and then bowled debutant Kane Williamson for no score in his lively opening spell.

Nehra was the other wicket-taker in the initial overs, having opener Peter Ingram caught behind for 12. India then had to wait for more than 31 overs to get another wicket as Taylor and Styris applied themselves remarkably well on a slow pitch to boost the innings.

Styris was bowled by left-arm spinner Pragyan Ojha immediately after hoisting the bowler for a straight six. He also completed 4,000 one-day runs during his 95-ball knock.

Sri Lanka are the third team in the tournament. Each side will play the other twice in the preliminary league before the top two qualify for the final on August 28.

Modi submits IPL documents to ED

Suspended Indian Premier League (IPL) Chairman Lalit Modi's attorney on Tuesday submitted documents relating to the cash-rich T20 league before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) here.

Modi's lawyer Mehmood Abdi submitted three cartons of documents regarding all IPL contracts, agreements and some personal details.

"I met one assistant director of the Enforcement Directorate and as requested by them submitted all documents pertaining to IPL," Abdi said outside the agency office here.

ED had in April this year registered a case against IPL under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) to enquire into unauthorised transfer of funds from abroad.

The case was registered after the investigating agency received preliminary information that funds from abroad might have come in without the mandatory RBI permission.

Modi's alleged misdeeds are also being probed by the BCCI's three-member disciplinary panel which has conducted three hearings on the matter without his presence.

The panel comprises Chirayu Amin, IPL's interim Chairman, Arun Jaitley and Jyotiraditya Scindia.