England vs New Zealand, 6th Match, Group C at Gros Islet, , Mar 16 2007 - Ball by Ball Commentary

pulled fine, not where it was intended but just as effective, and Panesar dives but can't stop the ball trickling over the boundary. That's that, and the largely English crowd are almost silent ...

clipped to the leg side, they want two and come back for it with comfort

beautiful off drive, too full and wide - right in the slot - and Oram hammered that all along the ground past the futile dive of mid-off

inside edge into pads, the ball squirms into the off side and the batsmen briefly think of the single but the fielders are closing too fast

good length, patted back to Plunkett

new ball, same result. Steered down to third man from outside off stump

full, Styris almost yorks himself but squeezes the ball to Panesar at mid-on, Panesar winds up for about a second and then from ten yards hurls the ball at Pietersen's feet ... KP jumps to avoid getting one right on the foot

turned round the corner for a scurried single

played into the off side

pushed to Colingwood at point and his throw almost finds the non-striker short as he was sent back by Oram

real rip there from KP

flighted at Oram's feet, a good start

swept with real skill from leg stump down to the long-leg fence

slower ball hit to Anderson, and although his throw clatters into the stumps at the bowler's end, Oram was home about 10 seconds earlier

firm drive to Anderson who is at deep mid-off

into space behind square on the off side

confident drive but right to mid-off

bat and pad together and into the off side, Pietersen scrambles in from extra cover as the two batsmen suffer indecision, his underarm hits the stumps and all that happens is that the batsmen get an overthrow. It never rains ...

very cautious defensive stroke into the ground

turned behind square on the leg side