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New Zealand v Kenya, Group C, ICC World Twenty20

Gillespie scuttles Kenya in massive win

Shane Bond struck twice in his first over after Daniel Vettori put Kenya in
Shane Bond struck twice in his first over after Daniel Vettori put Kenya in•AFP
David Obuya tread on to his stumps to give Mark Gillespie his first wicket
David Obuya tread on to his stumps to give Mark Gillespie his first wicket•Getty Images
Peter Ongondo was the last wicket to fall, bowled by Gillespie, as Kenya were dismissed for 73
Peter Ongondo was the last wicket to fall, bowled by Gillespie, as Kenya were dismissed for 73•Getty Images
Thomas Odoyo was the lone wicket-taker as New Zealand lost Vincent with the score on 40
Thomas Odoyo was the lone wicket-taker as New Zealand lost Vincent with the score on 40•AFP
Maurice Ouma was the first to fall. He was bowled by Bond off the second ball of the match
Maurice Ouma was the first to fall. He was bowled by Bond off the second ball of the match•AFP
Steve Tikolo was Kenya's key player but he became the fourth duck of the innings
Steve Tikolo was Kenya's key player but he became the fourth duck of the innings•Getty Images
Gillespie finished with figures of 4 for 7
Gillespie finished with figures of 4 for 7•Getty Images
Vincent's 27 was the top score of the match
Vincent's 27 was the top score of the match•Getty Images
Jimmy Kamande's middle stump goes for a walk courtesy Gillespie
Jimmy Kamande's middle stump goes for a walk courtesy Gillespie•Getty Images
Lou Vincent survived a couple of close shouts in the first over of the chase. However, he was in no mood to just hang around idle as he scored a quick 27 off 20 balls
Lou Vincent survived a couple of close shouts in the first over of the chase. However, he was in no mood to just hang around idle as he scored a quick 27 off 20 balls•AFP
Brendon McCullum remained unbeaten on 16 as New Zealand won with 12.2 overs to spare
Brendon McCullum remained unbeaten on 16 as New Zealand won with 12.2 overs to spare•Getty Images