Oram's fireworks light up McLean Park

Feb 05, 2010

New Zealand lost Brendon McCullum early but Peter Ingram made an impressive start to his ODI career with a half-century•Getty Images

Neil Broom strengthened New Zealand's position with a brisk 71 off 73 balls•Getty Images

Oram went ballistic with a 40-ball 83 to drive New Zealand to 336•Getty Images

Tamim Iqbal offered resistance with a half-century•Getty Images

Ross Taylor too scored a fifty and joined Ingram in a stand of 98 for the third wicket•Getty Images

Daniel Vettori too joined the late-innings fireworks•Getty Images

Shafiul Islam's four wickets was the only bright spot in what was a forgettable bowling display by Bangladesh•Getty Images

Vettori, however, ran through the middle-order batsmen at the other end to virtually extinguish Bangladesh's chances•Getty Images

There was more excitement in store for the home fans as Jacob Oram cut loose•Getty Images

Debutant Andy McKay halted Bangladesh's confident start with a couple of wickets•Getty Images

McKay and Jacob Oram walk off after a resounding victory•Getty Images