result
1st ODI (D/N), Napier, Feb 5 2010, Bangladesh tour of New Zealand
336/9
(43.5/50 ov, target 337)190
New Zealand won by 146 runs
player of the match
New Zealand
Match centreÂ
43.4
W
Guptill to Md Naeem, OUT
43.3
•
Guptill to Md Naeem, no run
43.2
•
Guptill to Md Naeem, no run
43.1
•
Guptill to Md Naeem, no run
end of over 431 run
BDESH: 190/8CRR: 4.41 • RRR: 21.00 • Need 147 from 42b
Shafiul Islam11 (19)
Naeem Islam15 (45)
Daniel Vettori10-0-33-3
42.6
•
Vettori to Shafiul, no run
42.5
•
Vettori to Shafiul, no run
42.4
1
Vettori to Md Naeem, 1 run
42.3
•
Vettori to Md Naeem, no run
42.2
•
Vettori to Md Naeem, no run
42.1
•
Vettori to Md Naeem, no run
end of over 423 runs
BDESH: 189/8CRR: 4.50 • RRR: 18.50 • Need 148 from 48b
Shafiul Islam11 (17)
Naeem Islam14 (41)
Martin Guptill2-0-7-0
41.6
•
Guptill to Shafiul, no run
41.5
•
Guptill to Shafiul, no run
41.4
•
Guptill to Shafiul, no run
41.3
1
Guptill to Md Naeem, 1 run
41.2
1
Guptill to Shafiul, 1 run
41.1
1
Guptill to Md Naeem, 1 run
end of over 414 runs
BDESH: 186/8CRR: 4.53 • RRR: 16.78 • Need 151 from 54b
Shafiul Islam10 (13)
Naeem Islam12 (39)
Daniel Vettori9-0-32-3
40.6
•
Vettori to Shafiul, no run
40.5
4
Vettori to Shafiul, FOUR runs
40.4
•
Vettori to Shafiul, no run
| McLean Park, Napier | |
| Toss | New Zealand, elected to bat first |
| Series | Bangladesh tour of New Zealand |
| Season | 2009/10 |
| Player Of The Match | Jacob Oram |
| Series result | New Zealand led the 3-match series 1-0 |
| Match number | ODI No. 2949 |
| Hours of play (local time) | 14.00 start, First Session 14.00-17.30, Interval 17.30-18.15, Second Session 18.15-21.45 |
| Match days | 5 February 2010Â - daynight match (50-over match) |
| ODI debut | Andy McKayPeter Ingram |
| Umpires | Evan WatkinRichard Kettleborough |
| TV Umpire | Gary Baxter |
| Reserve Umpire | Chris Gaffaney |
| Match Referee | Alan Hurst |
A disappointing performance from the Bangladeshi's, backing up their poor performance in the T20I in Hamilton on Wednesday night.
Jacob Oram (83) and Neil Broom's (71) quickfire record partnership of 123 for the seventh wicket really set the game up for New Zealand after Ingram (69) and Taylor (51) gave their wickets away.
Shahadat and Naeem bowled well at times for Bangladesh but on the whole, their bowlers struggled for consistency.
Bangladesh's batting started with a hiss and a roar with Tamim and Imrul adding 71 for the first wicket, however that was the end of the fireworks and when Tamim fell for 62 with the score at 119, the chase was effectively over.
McKay (two for 40) was promising with the ball on debut but it was Vettori's guile which tore the heart out of the chase with three for 33 and Guptill mopped up the tail with two for seven.
Jacob Oram is named Man of the Match for a magnificent 83 off just 40 balls with eight fours and five sixes, as well as two for 33 off nine overs.
The focus now switches to Dunedin where the 2nd ODI takes place on Monday. Please join us again on Monday from 12pm NZDT or 2300 GMT (Sunday Feb 7). Thanks for joining me tonight. This is Marc Ellison signing off. Goodnight.