NZ vs ENG Full Scorecard, New Zealand vs England 2023 Updates

1st T20I • Riverside Ground • Chester-le-Street

New Zealand

139/9 (20)

England

143/3 (14)

ENG won by 7 wickets

Info

Fantasy

Live

Scorecard

Stats

Playing XI

Table

Player of the Match Brydon Carse

3/23

Player of the Series Dawid Malan

ENG

Info

New Zealand

139/9 (20)

Batters

Finn Allen

140.00

b Carse

Devon Conway

37.50

c Buttler b Wood

Tim Seifert

150.00

b Wood

Glenn Phillips

107.89

c Curran b Wood

Mark Chapman

122.22

b Ali

Daryl Mitchell

58.33

c Brook b Livingstone

Mitchell Santner

114.29

c Wood b Rashid

Adam Milne

111.11

b Carse

Ish Sodhi

133.33

c Curran b Carse

Tim Southee

233.33

Not out

Lockie Ferguson

200.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 2, NB: 0, W: 2)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 6.95)

139/9

Bowlers

EXT

9.25

7.67

5.75

6.00

5.50

6.25

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Devon Conway

c Buttler b Wood

1-25

3.3

Finn Allen

b Carse

2-31

4.3

Tim Seifert

b Wood

3-35

5.2

Mark Chapman

b Ali

4-49

7.4

Daryl Mitchell

c Brook b Livingstone

5-75

11.3

Mitchell Santner

c Wood b Rashid

6-96

14.4

Glenn Phillips

c Curran b Wood

7-103

16.3

Adam Milne

b Carse

8-129

19.1

Ish Sodhi

c Curran b Carse

9-137

19.5

England

143/3 (14)

Batters

Jonny Bairstow

200.00

c Mitchell b Southee

Will Jacks

183.33

c Allen b Sodhi

Dawid Malan

128.57

c Mitchell b Ferguson

Harry Brook *

159.26

Not out

Liam Livingstone

250.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 3, W: 6)

TOTAL

(14 Ov, RR: 10.21)

143/3

Did not Bat

Jos Buttler, Moeen Ali, Sam Curran, Adil Rashid, Luke Wood, Brydon Carse

Bowlers

EXT

8.33

10.00

11.33

10.00

11.50

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Jonny Bairstow

c Mitchell b Southee

1-5

0.2

Will Jacks

c Allen b Sodhi

2-62

6.3

Dawid Malan

c Mitchell b Ferguson

3-116

12.1

Match Info

Date & Time

30 Aug, 10:30 PM IST

Venue

Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street

Match

1st T20I,

New Zealand Tour of England 2023

Points Table

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Martin Saggers (England) , Mike Burns (England) , Alex Wharf (England, TV)

Referee

Chris Broad (England)

Toss

England elected to bowl

0 6 0 2 1 1

Over 12

Runs: 10

6 W 2 1nb 2nb 1 1 2 1

Over 13

Runs: 16

6 0 0 4 4 1 6

Over 14

Runs: 21

6 6

Over 15

Runs: 12

All Overs

Player of the Match Brydon Carse

3/23

Player of the Series Dawid Malan

Commentary

Right then! England deservedly hold the defending champions tag in this format and they continue to be unstoppable, especially, on their home turf. New Zealand felt the heat throughout the contest and they know that they have to turn up differently in all departments on Friday to challenge their power-packed opponents. We can't wait to see how everything unfolds at Manchester, but now, it's time to end the coverage here. Until next time, this is Pragadeesh and Arya saying goodbye and goodnight

Jos Butter (England Captain) - Delighted. It was a good performance. After Finn Allen hit those three sixes, it was good to come back and get those wickets inside the powerplay. (On Brydon Carse) He bowled with good skill and Luke too responded well after that first over. (On Dawid Malan) Exactly, he is a class player and he's been consistent for us in all formats. (On Liam Livingstone) I think he bowled brilliantly and he's a Goldust in this format. Moeen and Rash bowled really well too

Tim Southee (New Zealand captain): Not our best efforts but we have two days to turn this around. They kept taking wickets at regular intervals which didn't let us press on the accelerator. We didn't really read the wicket as well as we would have liked. Its doing it our way and keeping the style intact. Glenn Phillips has been in great form and he does well in tricky situations and manages to give us a competitive score. We have a couple of days to recover.

Brydon Carse [ Man of the Match] -I just kept bowling to my strengths and managed to pick up that crucial wicket (Finn Allen's) at that time. Sometimes it's two-paced in the middle and in the powerplay a few deliveries held on the surface. I played here for 10 years. I had a lot of friends who spoke to me ahead of this contest and it was a special feeling to play in front of them

England won by 7 wickets
Dawid Malan 54(42) | Glenn Philipps 41(38)
Luke Wood 3-37(4) | Ish Sodhi 1-23

There is only one winner in this contest right from the word go. England were so clinical with the ball firstly as they restricted the opposition to a par total on this track and in reply, New Zealand managed to get rid of Bairstow and put the hosts under the pump in the first three overs but Jacks took on Ferguson to suck those little momentum that the visitors gathered early on

After that over, England went unstoppable as they kept scoring boundaries in every over to push the run rate over 10 at the end of the powerplay. Sodhi and Santner showed promising signs at the start and the former managed to pick up Jacks' wicket with a half-tracker, however, that didn't slow things down for the hosts. Malan was striking the ball clean and Brook entertained the Riverside crowd with some monstrous hits.

Southee rotated his bowlers but it didn't reap any rewards as Malan reached his half-century. Ferguson brought Malan's fabulous knock to an end but Livingstone joined hands with Brook to complete the formalities with 36 balls to spare

A monstrous hit from Livingstone and England take a 1-0 lead in the series. Hugs and handshakes all around. New Zealand were outplayed and they have a lot to do to challenge this well-oiled England outfit before the second T20I on Friday

overs

143 /3 score

runs

Liam Livingstone *

10 (4)

Harry Brook

43 (27)

Adam Milne

0 /30

13.6 Adam Milne to Liam Livingstone, SIX! Livingstone ends the match in style. Was a short of a length delivery a shade outside off, Livingstone stays deep in his crease and in his brutal manner powers this over the midwicket fence for a maximum. What a clinical performance from the hosts. They win by 7 wickets and takes a 1-0 lead in the 4-match series.

13.5 Adam Milne to Harry Brook, square driven off a good-length a shade outside off, glided away past the point region and takes a single.

13.4 Adam Milne to Harry Brook, FOUR! It just bounces in front of the long-off fence. Was a full-length delivery just a tad outside off, drilled down the ground, takes the aerial route and it just bounces agonisingly close of the boundary cushions.

13.3 Adam Milne to Harry Brook, FOUR! That was a back of a length delivery a shade outside off, Brook swipes it across the line, doesn't get the timing he was after. More of a swipe from the cue end of the bat, down towards the vacant midwicket region and off to the fence.

13.2 Adam Milne to Harry Brook, on a good-length around the middle stump, worked away straight to the midwicket fielder.

13.1 Adam Milne to Harry Brook, did that touch the stumps? Yes it did but the bails remained in the groove. Back of a lengt delivery around off, oh no that just evades the stumps. He tried to tap it away past the keeper and take a single.

Turning out to be a forgettable day for Ferguson with the ball. England just two hits away to take a 1-0 lead in the series

overs

128 /3 score

2nb

3nb

runs

Harry Brook *

34 (22)

Liam Livingstone

4 (3)

Lockie Ferguson

1 /34

12.6 Lockie Ferguson to Harry Brook, slower back of a length delivery angling down leg, Brook gloves it away towards the fine leg region, he couldn't quite time that but will keep strike for the next over.

12.5 Lockie Ferguson to Harry Brook, that was a good-length delivery angling into Brook, he works it away towards the deep backward square leg region, manages to make his crease back in time. Good dive to get back in.

12.4 Lockie Ferguson to Liam Livingstone, fuller-length delivery just a tad outside off, eased away towards the mid-off fieder and takes a single.

12.3 Lockie Ferguson to Harry Brook, a loopy slower full toss which has been swiped away towards the deep backward square leg region, Brook through the shot way too early and has to be content with a single.

12.3 Lockie Ferguson to Harry Brook, Fabian Allen again does well but Brook has enough time to return for a brace. On a length drifting down leg and helped away towards the fine leg region, returns for a brace. Wait, this has been called a no ball again. Front foot this time.