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NZ struggle after losing three quick wickets

| | Mar 29, 2015, at 05:25 pm
Melbourne, Mar 29 (IBNS): New Zealand were once again dragged to trouble as they lost three quick wickets to struggle at 151 for six in the final match of the World Cup here on Sunday.

New Zealand received two quick blows as Australian bowler James Faulkner  picked up the wickets of Ross Taylor (40) and Corey Anderson  (0) to make situations tough for the side.

Faulkner first picked up the wicket of Ross Taylor (40)  and then bowled Anderson as New Zealand were reduced to 150 for five.

In the next over, Mitchell Starc showed Luke Ronchi (0) the door towards the pavilion as four-time champion Australia took complete control over the match.

Taylor and Grant Elliott (73*) had added 111 runs in the fourth wicket partnertship.

Earlier, New Zealand won the toss and opted to bat first.

With Elliott and Daniel Vettori (0*) at the crease, New Zealand are struggling at 151 for six after 37 overs.
 

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