2015 ICC World Cup Latest News - 1st SF - NZL vs SAF - In the most entertaining and thrilling game of 2015 CWC, co-host New Zealand beat South Africa by 4 wickets with 1 ball remaining by D/L to enter their 1st WC Final. SAF - 281/5 in 43 overs, du Plessis 82, de Villiers 65, Miller 49 off 18 balls. NZL - 299/6 in 42.5 overs, Elliot 84*, McCullum 59 off 26 balls, Anderson 58. Man of the Match Elliot hit unbeaten 84 runs off 73 balls

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Australia
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Sri Lanka
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Afghanistan06010500-1.85302
Scotland
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Pakistan06040200-0.08508
West Indies
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Ireland
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Zimbabwe 06010500-0.52702
UAE
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Saturday, March 22, 2008

Eng vs NZ 3rd Test Live Score - Pietersen hit a century, Eng-240/7


Kevin Petersen of Engkand hit a brilliant century 129 runs on the first day of the 3rd and final test against New Zealand on Sturday, 22nd March 2008 at McLean Park, Napier.Kevin Pietersen ended England's century drought and prevented a complete capitulation on day one of the third and deciding Test.

The Hampshire batsman hit a superb 129 after nearly five hours at the crease - becoming the first member of England's top six to hit a first innings century for eight Test matches - after New Zealand's inexperienced attack made a mockery of pre-match predictions.

The tourists' top order again failed to deliver and were reduced to four for three before Pietersen's brilliantly defiant ton, which included 12 fours and a six, helped a recovery to 240 for seven at the close at McLean Park, winning the toss and deciding to bat first on a flat-looking wicket. It was Pietersen's first century in six Tests and his first time past 50 in 10 Test innings.

England named an unchanged side and entered the final Test with all the momentum having won the second Test at Wellington.

New Zealand were without seamer Kyle Mills (knee) and all-rounder Jacob Oram (hip) forcing the selection of debutants Tim Southee and Grant Elliott.

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