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March 21, 2007 Wednesday Rabi-ul-Awwal 1, 1428

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Taylor propels NZ to big total


GROS ISLET (St Lucia), March 20: Ross Taylor hit a half-century before being struck down with a hamstring strain in New Zealand's 331 for seven against Kenya in the World Cup Group C match on Tuesday.

Craig McMillan struck five sixes in his 71 to help the Kiwis post the highest World Cup total at this ground while Scott Styris, who hammered 87 not out in the win over England on Friday, was dropped twice but made 63 off 62 balls.

New Zealand, who will qualify for the Super Eights with a victory, were put into bat on a slightly damp morning in front of a paltry crowd at the Beausejour Cricket Ground, which was later swelled by school children.

Taylor played a patient knock before pulling up in the 32nd over and calling for a runner. He only lasted two more overs before being caught and bowled by Kenya captain Steve Tikolo for 85, two balls after smashing him for six.

The 23-year-old was fortunate to reach his third one-day fifty after Tanmay Mishra failed to cling on to a difficult chance in front of square in the fourth over. Taylor also survived a close run-out with Mishra again the fielder.

The innings had started poorly with opener Lou Vincent out for a second successive nought in the fourth ball of the day but captain Stephen Fleming steadied matters before running himself out on 60.

 
Scoreboard
NEW ZEALAND: 
L. Vincent c Tikolo b Odoyo 0
S.P. Fleming run out 60
R.L. Taylor c and b Tikolo 85
S.B. Styris c Mishra b Onyango 63
C.D. McMillan c Tikolo b Ongondo 71
J.D.P. Oram b Odoyo 3
B.B. McCullum c Varaiya b Ongondo 6
D.L. Vettori not out 14
J.E.C. Franklin not out 0
EXTRAS (LB-3, W-21, NB-5) 29
TOTAL (for seven wkts, 50 overs) 331
FALL OF WKTS: 1-0 (Vincent, 0.4 ov), 2-105 (Fleming, 20.1 ov), 3-192 (Taylor, 33.4 ov), 4-274 (Styris, 43.1 ov), 5-280 (Oram, 44.4 ov), 6-307 (McCullum, 47.6 ov), 7-321 (McMillan, 49.2 ov).
DID NOT BAT: S.E. Bond, M.J. Mason.
BOWLING: Odoyo 10-0-55-2 (1nb); Ongondo 10-0-64-2 (3nb); Onyango 8-0-63-1 (1w); Kamande 9-0-61-0 (2w); Varaiya 7-0-40-0 (1w); Tikolo 6-0-45-1 (5w).
KENYA: M.A. Ouma, D.O. Obuya, R.D. Shah, S.O. Tikolo), T. Mishra, C.O. Obuya, T.M. Odoyo, J.K. Kamande, L.N. Onyango, P.J. Ongondo, H.A. Varaiya.
UMPIRES: R.E. Koertzen (South Africa) and B.R. Doctrove (West Indies).
TV UMPIRE: P.D. Parker (Australia).
MATCH REFEREE: M.J. Procter (South Africa).—Agencies





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