Boult gets the first wicket

June 02, 2017 22:08

Australia 27-1 (5.1 ovs) vs New Zealand 291 all out (45 ovs) [Revised score 325 in 33 overs] | Scorecard

Boult strikes!

Warner comes down the track and wants to go big but he only manages to get the outside edge and straight into the hands of 'keeper Ronchi.

Big wicket for New Zealand that!

Southee continues. Finch cuts the ball to point after playing out two dot balls.

Warner gets the width and he plays an uppercut that flies over the off side for a 6.

He then follows that up with a smart, quick run on the on side.

Boult continues and Finch goes after the bowler. He swings his arms and gets a couple for his effort. The fielder cuts it off at mid on.

He then gets an inside edge down to fine leg for a single.

The batsmen steal two more quick runs. The big shots are yet to come.

Southee ends the over well with a ball just outside the corridor.

Southee continues and Finch picks a run, a leg bye.

Warner gets a single, he tucks the ball on the on side for one.

Finch plays out three dot balls before getting a single off the last ball.

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