England take the series! Bairstow wins it, sending the England dressing room and the crowd into raptures. Good length and outside off, sliced away past backward point for two
England vs New Zealand, 5th ODI at Chester-le-Street, , Jun 20 2015 - Match Result
RESULT
5th ODI, Chester-le-Street, June 20, 2015, New Zealand tour of England
283/9
(25/26 ov, T:192) 192/7
England won by 3 wickets (with 6 balls remaining) (D/L method)
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New Zealand • 283/9(50 overs)
67 (73)
3/52 (10)
50 (65)
2/45 (10)
England • 192/7(25 overs)
83* (60)
3/31 (6)
41 (30)
2/33 (5)
end of over 2517 runs
ENG: 192/7CRR: 7.68
Jonny Bairstow83 (60b 11x4)
Adil Rashid12 (9b 2x4)
Andrew Mathieson 4-0-40-1
Tim Southee 4-0-28-0
Morgan collects the trophy, the champagne has been popped out and the players pose for the photographers. Paul Farbrace applauds from the change room. Time for England to celebrate after a dismal World Cup. They have New Zealand'ed New Zealand to take the series 3-2. Do tune in for the one-off T20 on Tuesday. Until then, goodbye from all at ESPNcricinfo.
Sam Billings: Most people wrote us off, credit to Bairstow. We have more depth in our squad. He has done it for Yorkshire. We just hung in there and got a partnership together. This series has been a fantastic advert for ODI cricket.
Billings is off to sign autographs.
Eoin Morgan, the victorious England captain: It will sink in, in the next few days. Jonny Bairstow was incredible. Everything that has happened this series is stuff we had strived for. The attitude and skill level has been high against a quality side like New Zealand. The support at Durham has been magnificent. It wasn't only me, it was a huge squad performance. There is a great feel-good factor around at the moment and we will look to take it to the Ashes.
Brendon McCullum, New Zealand captain: It has been a tremendous series. The Test matches were keenly fought, the cricket here has been nothing short of sensational. They [England] have some amazing talents and will be a tough team to beat. Credit to England. They held their nerve under pressure when the series was on the line. We are hurting to have come second but the new talents did well for us. I am really excited. Cricket in our country is in a good space. Credit to England for being the better team. If England had lost the game, they would have felt unlucky. Somebody has to win, the other has to lose.
Kane Williamson, Man of the Series: It was an unbelievable series. The way England played was outstanding. Full credit to them, they deserved it. We played alright as well. Overall, it has been a great series to be part of. I am trying to just form partnerships and I was happy to contribute throughout the series. Good batting surfaces and made for great viewing.
Jonny Bairstow, Man of the Match: It has been fantastic to come back in, it was been wonderful and special. Disappointing for Jos but I was happy to make a contribution. These guys have worked very hard. We knew we had three overs of Powerplay. I am pleased with the way am playing in four-day cricket, ODIs and T20s. I worked hard in the winter and Caribbean and had a pretty tough family time, with my grandpa passing away.
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7:30pm What a turnaround from England... Bairstow swipes his bat in the air and lets out a big roar. The two Yorkies hug each other. Plenty of hugs exchanged in the dressing room. Bairstow - the hero - raises his bat and acknowledges the cheers. The boisterous crowd lapping this up.
The top order went down swinging after persistent rain delayed the start of the chase. England were reduced to 40 at 4. Enter Bairstow. The hosts soon stumbled further to 44-5. The replacement keeper set to work with Billings and staged a recovery with an 80-run stand before Bairstow, aided by Rashid, muscled the hosts home. Santner began brightly, but reprieved Bairstow on 56 at deep third man; New Zealand were left stunned by the counterattack. Thrilling end to a thrilling series, where 3151 runs have been pillaged, the highest ever in an ODI series of five or fewer games.
S. Zahir: "The best ODI series I have witnessed in last few years. Thoroughly enjoyed as a neutral."
RonnietheKiwi: "Don't blame debutant Mathieson, the leader Southee had a an underwhelming match... and series."
Chandra: "With just this innings Bairstow takes his avg from 23.8 to 40.4. Superb effort."
24.6
2
Mathieson to Bairstow, 2 runs
Baz walks up to Mathieson and has a chat.
Mahesh: "Does Mathieson's still got a dream debut?"
24.6
1w
Mathieson to Bairstow, 1 wide
bumper sails over Bairstow to Ronchi. Another wide
24.5
1
Mathieson to Rashid, 1 run
right in the blockhole on middle, squirted onto the pitch for one
Steve: "Eng deserves to win this one. Got NZ for below par score and fought admirably under pressure."
24.4
4
Mathieson to Rashid, FOUR runs
back of a length and on middle, Rashid backs away and glides it fine of short third man. Effective improvisation
24.3
1
Mathieson to Bairstow, 1 run
back of a length, he sits back, looks to heave and drags it to the right of mid-on off a thick inside edge
Southee, Baz and Mathieson get together.
24.2
4
Mathieson to Bairstow, FOUR runs
the debutant aims for a yorker and pushes it too full on off, caressed over the covers. Lovely lofted-drive. Right out of the top draw
24.1
4
Mathieson to Bairstow, FOUR runs
dug in on a shortish length and outside off, another slower ball. Bairstow sits back and launches it over the covers
Mathieson to bowl the penultimate over.
end of over 248 runs
ENG: 175/7CRR: 7.29 • RRR: 8.50
Jonny Bairstow72 (56b 9x4)
Adil Rashid7 (7b 1x4)
Tim Southee 4-0-28-0
Ben Wheeler 5-0-33-2
23.6
1
Southee to Bairstow, 1 run
near yorker, drilled down the ground. Only a single and Bairstow will be on strike
23.5
4
Southee to Bairstow, FOUR runs
one-bounce four... Dragged short and outside off, Bairstow marmalises it to the cow corner boundary. It was the slower ball, it sat up and was punished
23.4
1
Southee to Rashid, 1 run
banged in short, pulled to deep midwicket
Tharindu: "bairstow doing a great job by getting a boundary every over..."
23.3
•
Southee to Rashid, no run
inswinging yorker, right at the base of middle and leg. Dug out
Morgan is all smiles in the change room.
23.2
•
Southee to Rashid, no run
yorker outside off, swings and misses
23.2
1w
Southee to Rashid, 1 wide
bumper down leg, Rashid pondered a hook before bailing out of the shot and hoisting his bat above his shoulder
23.1
1lb
Southee to Bairstow, 1 leg bye
leg-stumpish ball, off the thigh and runs away in front of square on the leg side
England need 25 off 3 overs. Southee from round the stumps
end of over 2314 runs
ENG: 167/7CRR: 7.26 • RRR: 8.33
Adil Rashid6 (4b 1x4)
Jonny Bairstow67 (53b 8x4)
Ben Wheeler 5-0-33-2
Matt Henry 5-0-37-1
22.6
4
Wheeler to Rashid, FOUR runs
on a length and outside off, Rahid pastes it over the covers for four
22.5
3
Wheeler to Bairstow, 3 runs
on a fuller length and outside off, Bairstow reaches out, goes down on one knee and slaps it over the covers
22.4
4
Wheeler to Bairstow, FOUR runs
full and outside off, Bairstow throws his bat at it and thickly edges it over short third man
Boos ring around Chester-le-Street
22.3
•
Wheeler to Bairstow, no run
Bairstow makes room outside leg, Wheeler fires it outside off. Inside the tram-line.
22.2
2
Wheeler to Bairstow, 2 runs
length on off, Bairstow skips away outside leg and drills it to the left of long-off
22.1
1lb
Wheeler to Rashid, 1 leg bye
short ball on middle, Rahid misses the pull, takes it on the body and scampers across to the other end
Batting Powerplay time..
Best performances - batters
Spike Graph
Wagon Zone
ENG
83 runs (60)
11 fours0 six
Productive shot
off drive
27 runs
6 fours0 six
Control
90%
67 runs (73)
6 fours1 six
Productive shot
cover drive
15 runs
3 fours0 six
Control
84%
Best performances - bowlers
O
6
M
0
R
31
W
3
ECO
5.16
FTYFGSGS
OFFLEG
RHB
1W | ||||
1W | ||||
LEGOFF
LHB
1W | ||||
ENG
O
10
M
0
R
52
W
3
ECO
5.2
FTYFGSGS
OFFLEG
RHB
1W | ||||
2W | ||||
LEGOFF
LHB
Match details
| Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street | |
| Toss | England, elected to field first |
| Series | |
| Season | 2015 |
| Player Of The Match | |
| Player Of The Series | |
| Series result | England won the 5-match series 3-2 |
| Match number | ODI no. 3659 |
| Hours of play (local time) | 10.30 start, First Session 10.30-14.00, Interval 14.00-14.45, Second Session 14.45-18.15 |
| Match days | 20 June 2015 - day (50-over match) |
| ODI debut | |
| Umpires | |
| TV Umpire | |
| Reserve Umpire | |
| Match Referee | |
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