West Indies vs New Zealand, Match 29 - Live Cricket Score, Commentary
Series: ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Venue: Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester Date & Time: Jun 22, 01:30 PM LOCAL
Holder 0-42(7 ov)
39.6
Holder to Latham, 1 run, short and at the stumps, Latham gets inside the line and tucks it behind square on the on-side for a run
39.5
Holder to Williamson, 1 run, back of a length and well wide of off, punched in front of cover for a single
39.4
Holder to Latham, 1 run, short of a length and on Latham's body, nudged behind square on the on-side for a single
39.3
Holder to Williamson, 1 run, length ball from Holder, but it's way outside off and it's steered down towards third man for a single
39.2
Holder to Williamson, FOUR, beautifully played, tad too full and wide of off, KW leans into the drive and places it wide of cover - no chance for the man at mid-off, turning out to be an expensive over
39.1
Holder to Williamson, FOUR, lovely, tad too short from Holder, KW gets inside the line and then shovels it behind square on ther on-side, beats the fielder in the ring and rolls away to the ropes
36.6
Holder to Williamson, no run, bangs the ball short, Williamson lets the ball go into the keeper's gloves
36.5
Holder to Williamson, no run, tucks the ball out into the on-side
36.4
Holder to Williamson, no run, lot of confusion as he stabbed the ball out into the on-side. Both the batters were mid-pitch before making their respective ends. The throw at the batter's end wasn't good enough
36.3
Holder to Latham, 1 run, full and wide, nails the drive to deep cover. Only a single. Was hit well
36.2
Holder to Williamson, 1 run, walks across his sticks and tucks the ball out into the on-side for a single
36.1
Holder to Williamson, no run, length delivery and has been defended into the deck
16.6
Holder to Ross Taylor, 1 run, Taylor comes down the wicket and pulls the short ball to deep square leg for a single. A loud 'no' by Williamson as Taylor was thinking to come back for two. Wise call
16.5
Holder to Williamson, 1 run, tucks the back of a length delivery through square leg
16.4
Holder to Williamson, FOUR, class! A juicy half-volley by Holder and Williamson creams his drive past the man at mid-off. Such a lovely shot that was, admirable
16.3
Holder to Ross Taylor, 1 run, half-volley on the pads and Taylor flicks it to deep mid-wicket. The initial call was for two but they decide against it as Cottrell charges in from the deep
16.2
Holder to Williamson, 1 run, works the back of a length ball to deep square leg for a single
16.1
Holder to Williamson, no run, back of a length around middle and leg, Williamson nudges it into the leg side
14.6
Holder to Williamson, 1 run, cheeky single taken by KW as he nurdles this back of a length delivery towards the on side with soft hands and scampers across
14.5
Holder to Ross Taylor, 1 run, pushes the half-volley to the man at mid-off and scurries across
14.4
Holder to Williamson, 1 run, back of a length around middle and leg, Williamson clips it through mid-wicket and moves across to the other end
14.3
Holder to Ross Taylor, 1 run, nudges the length delivery in front of mid-on and gets his skipper back on strike
14.2
Holder to Ross Taylor, no run, on his front foot as he guides the length ball back to Holder
14.1
Holder to Ross Taylor, FOUR, both batsmen are getting boundaries at regular intervals. A short ball around off and Taylor's eyes lit up as he rocks back to thrash it away to the deep mid-wicket fence. All fielders were mere spectators
12.6
Holder to Ross Taylor, 1 run, drills the overpitched delivery to mid-on where a diving stop by the fielder denies him a boundary, nothing more than a single
12.5
Holder to Ross Taylor, FOUR, was just a matter of time. Can't keep this guy quiet for a long time. A length ball by Holder and Taylor slogs it to the deep mid-wicket fence in his trademark style, across the line and with a lot of power
12.4
Holder to Ross Taylor, no run, on a length around middle and leg, Ross Taylor clips it to the fielder at mid-wicket
12.3
Holder to Williamson, 1 run, rides the bounce on this short ball and taps it to third man, he can play this shot all day long
12.2
Holder to Ross Taylor, 1 run, length ball on the pads and it's been whipped away uppishly towards deep square leg by Ross Taylor
12.1
Holder to Ross Taylor, no run, back of a length around middle and leg, tries to cramp up the batsman who does well to nudge this towards mid-wicket, played that off a closed bat face and soft hands
10.6
Holder to Ross Taylor, no run, too straight. Taylor is able to flick it to square leg
10.5
Holder to Ross Taylor, no run, pounds it short, Taylor calmly defends it down the pitch
10.4
Holder to Ross Taylor, no run, bends his back and puts more effort in unleashing the bumper, Taylor takes evasive action and ducks his head under it
10.3
Holder to Ross Taylor, no run, bangs it short, taking all the pace off it and Taylor was lining up for the pull. Lack of pace does him and Holder gets away
10.3
Holder to Williamson, no ball, 1 run, a blip from Holder, trying to overdo and oversteps in the process. Back of a length on middle, tucked away to fine leg. Free-hit coming up for Taylor
10.2
Holder to Williamson, no run, "No" shouts Williamson after nudging this length delivery to mid-wicket
10.1
Holder to Williamson, no run, good length, swerving in at the stumps. Williamson stands tall and works it to square leg
8.6
Holder to Ross Taylor, 1 run, straying on leg, wristed to deep square leg
8.5
Holder to Ross Taylor, no run, identical delivery, hint of extra fizz but Taylor is alert enough to blunt it out
8.4
Holder to Ross Taylor, no run, 129kph, Holder lasers it at the stumps. Taylor gets across his sticks and blocks it
8.3
Holder to Williamson, 1 run, digs it short, Williamson uses the depth of the crease to tickle it through square leg
8.2
Holder to Ross Taylor, 1 run, flicked to the right of mid-on, wonderful stop from Braithwaite which denies Taylor some runs
8.1
Holder to Ross Taylor, no run, pitched up outside off, Taylor comes forward and drives it to mid-off
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