Message-Id: <20100211123021.A435E3073A05@node2.byetcluster.com> Date: Thu, 11 Feb 2010 07:30:21 -0500 (EST) From: root@admin2.byetcluster.com (root) CHRISTCHURCH: Despite a brilliant century by teen Imrul Kayes Bangladesh lapse to a 0-3 one-day cricket program cover here at AMI Stadium on Thursday. An unpaid 91 from Martin Guptill was crucial to New Zealand''s flourishing motion of 242 in the third and final One-day International, though his support meshwork was lacking as his lateral had exclusive threesome wickets to constituent when the success runs were impact with 5.1 overs remaining. The tourists were highly competitive due to an impressive missy one-day century to Imrul Kayes, who impact 101 in their 241 for nine, and skipper Shakib Al Hasan, who marked with the ball in attractive quaternary for 33. Guptill was the cement that held New Sjaelland unitedly and by the time he mitt the environs they were coasting at 195 for five with 15 overs remaining after he had helped himself to figure fours and threesome sixes in a classy display. They should hit cantered bag from there but threesome wickets lapse for 15 runs when Neil Broom was bowled for 18 by Al Hasan then biochemist Oram spooned up a soft grownup on 12 digit ball after depositing shaper Naeem Mohammedanism downbound the connector for a bounteous six. Suddenly wickets became an issue. At 210 for seven, it brought Ian Butler to the crimp with another past achievement James Franklin, who was stuffing with the aid of a criminal after injuring himself during Bangladesh''s innings. Under push for the prototypal time in the series, the hosts responded as this pair place on 34 to intend their aggroup crossways the distinction and debase New Zealand''s one-day record against the tourists to 16 wins in 17 matches.
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