ENG vs NZ Today's Match Expert Fantasy Tips & Player Stats, New Zealand vs England 2023

4th ODI • Lord's • London

England

311/9 (50)

New Zealand

211 (38.2)

ENG won by 100 runs

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Expert Team 1

L Livingstone

D Mitchell

Expert Team 2

L Livingstone

D Mitchell

Venue Details

Lord's, London

PitchFlat Track Pitch

Pace BowlingPace & Bounce

Batting ConditionAverage

Spin BowlingAverage

1st Innings

267Avg Runs

8Avg Wkts

2nd Innings

224Avg Runs

8Avg Wkts

Team Form (Last 5 Matches, Most recent first)

Team Form (Last 5 Matches)

England

New Zealand

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

ENG

6- 3

Team Comparison (Last 10 Matches)

Matches Played

Matches Won

282

Average Score

228

368/10

Highest Score

336/5

194/10

Lowest Score

76/10

Player of the Match Dawid Malan

127(114)

Player of the Series Dawid Malan

ENG

Info

England

311/9 (50)

Batters

Jonny Bairstow

81.25

c D Mitchell b M Henry

Dawid Malan

127

114

111.40

c T Latham b R Ravindra

Joe Root

72.50

b R Ravindra

Harry Brook

66.67

c G Phillips b R Ravindra

Jos Buttler

(C)

116.13

c (sub T Boult) b D Mitchell

Liam Livingstone

73.68

lbw b KA Jamieson

Moeen Ali

37.50

c (sub T Boult) b R Ravindra

Sam Curran

153.85

b M Henry

David Willey

172.73

c (sub T Boult) b D Mitchell

Brydon Carse

115.38

Not out

Reece Topley

100.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 3, NB: 0, W: 7)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 6.22)

311/9

Bowlers

EXT

6.90

7.25

5.33

5.30

6.00

8.33

5.71

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Jonny Bairstow

c D Mitchell b M Henry

1-28

4.5

Joe Root

b R Ravindra

2-107

20.3

Harry Brook

c G Phillips b R Ravindra

3-139

24.5

Jos Buttler

c (sub T Boult) b D Mitchell

4-195

33.3

Dawid Malan

c T Latham b R Ravindra

5-243

40.1

Moeen Ali

c (sub T Boult) b R Ravindra

6-250

42.2

Liam Livingstone

lbw b KA Jamieson

7-270

45.2

Sam Curran

b M Henry

8-282

46.5

David Willey

c (sub T Boult) b D Mitchell

9-304

49.3

New Zealand

211/10 (38.2)

Batters

Will Young

77.42

c J Buttler b D Willey

Devon Conway

58.33

runout (J Buttler)

Henry Nicholls

85.42

lbw b M Ali

Daryl Mitchell

28.57

b B Carse

Tom Latham

(C)

59.09

b M Ali

Glenn Phillips

78.13

c H Brook b L Livingstone

Rachin Ravindra *

127.08

b S Curran

Kyle Jamieson

83.33

c & b M Ali

Matt Henry

0.00

c J Root b M Ali

Ben Lister

125.00

Not out

Tim Southee

0.00

Absent hurt

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 3, NB: 0, W: 13)

TOTAL

(38.2 Ov, RR: 5.5)

211/10

Bowlers

EXT

4.67

4.40

7.57

3.2

6.30

Moeen Ali

5.00

Liam Livingstone

4.86

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Devon Conway

runout (J Buttler)

1-24

5.2

Will Young

c J Buttler b D Willey

2-38

8.3

Daryl Mitchell

b B Carse

3-52

11.3

Tom Latham

b M Ali

4-88

18.3

Henry Nicholls

lbw b M Ali

5-122

24.5

Glenn Phillips

c H Brook b L Livingstone

6-142

29.5

Kyle Jamieson

c & b M Ali

7-169

34.3

Matt Henry

c J Root b M Ali

8-169

34.4

Rachin Ravindra

b S Curran

9-211

38.2

Match Info

Date & Time

15 Sep, 05:00 PM IST

Venue

Lord's, London

Match

4th ODI,

New Zealand Tour of England 2023

Points Table

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Adrian Holdstock (South Africa), Martin Saggers (England), Paul Reiffel (Australia, TV)

Referee

Chris Broad (ENgland)

Toss

England elected to bat

1 0 6 0 0 1

Over 36

Runs: 8

1wd 6 0 1 1 1 0

Over 37

Runs: 10

6 6 4 0 4 1

Over 38

Runs: 21

0 W

Over 39

Runs: 0

All Overs

Player of the Match Dawid Malan

127(114)

Player of the Series Dawid Malan

Commentary

That brings us to the end of our coverage of New Zealand's tour of England this year. We hope you enjoyed the same - it was certainly a gripping set of 8 matches across formats! Both teams have had quite a few questions answered - New Zealand dealt with a few hard ones - and those might help them as they gear up to face each other in the opening game of World Cup 2023 in Ahmedabad, just like in 1996. New Zealand's next assignment will be a three-match ODI series in Bangladesh - one that'll help them settle in to the conditions in the sub-continent. Keep an eye on our tabs as we look forward to bringing you all that takes place from there, and of course, a whole lot more! This is Rajarshi, signing off on behalf of Pragadeesh. Good night!

Jos Buttler and his teammates pose with the trophy now. A series win of such nature will certainly do a world of good. They've used their bench strength to the fullest - in the series, that is - using all 15 of their players over the course of 4 matches. As Buttler mentioned in the presentation, England have had significant improvement in all departments over the course of the series, and the fact that most of them have come without some of their key players makes it all the more better!

Jos Buttler (England captain): We've got better and better throughout the series, we spoke about the style of play and lived true to that and got the results. He's (Malan) played fantastically well whenever given the opportunity, goes out and makes his mark. Today was a fantastic hundred, he read the game very, very well. 311 was a really good score at Lord's, the wicket might have been a little slow, hitting the good areas might have caused hard work for the batters, good toss to win. We needed to get off to a good start with the ball, we did that and managed to pick up some wickets and put the opposition under pressure. I thought our spinners bowled brilliantly today. Great to see that, they are really valuable cricketers, to be able to bat and bowl like that gives you great depth. We're not trying to defend anything, we're looking to go to India and win a World Cup, exactly the same position as other teams. Exciting times, looking forward to these events.

Tom Latham (New Zealand Captain)- Yes, it was a difficult day. The guys stepped up under different circumstances. The batters couldn't build partnerships and it's not ideal. Daryl Mitchell did a great job by coming in and bowling 6 overs. Fingers crossed on Southee's fitness and he will be accessed in the coming days. (On Rachin Ravindra) He batted really well and he had opportunities right through the series and it's great to see him bat like this. When you get to the World Cup, it's slightly different. Kane is progressing well and it's nice to have him part of our set up to support us

Dawid Malan (Player of the Match & Series) - It's good fun especially at the home of cricket. It's good to score runs here. The pitch is slow and I thought I got away with a few early. Whenever they build pressure, I found it hard to score But Jos came in and we build the partnership and then get the scoreboard going. It got us into a position where we could get to 300, which we thought is a fantastic score. It's a fantastic start and to break into this white ball ODI and T20 team, you have to be a freak and be consistent. And that's the only way you can sort of get into this 15-man squad. I was gutted in the last game and I tought I'd done the hard work to get myself set for a big score and then to get out the way is obviously disappointing. And then to come back here and to back it up especially at the home of Cricket is fantastic. It's a dream come true to be part of the World Cup and will look to score runs If I get the opportunity out there.

Dawid Malan is adjudged as the Player of the Match and the Player of the Series!

Match summary:

England win by 100 runs

Dawid Malan 127(114) | Moeen Ali 4/50 (10)
Rachin Ravindra 61(48) | Rachin Ravindra 4/60 (10)

Yet another series win for Jos Buttler, Matthew Mott and this new England team management! They might be dished out contrasting conditions in the World Cup in a couple of months, but a series win of this nature, with some key players away, has answered more questions for England than what they had in mind.

Once again, they have shaped their batting line-up to good effect before a World Cup, the new-ball duo of David Willey and Reece Topley have proven to be beneficial, and of course, with Moeen Ali completing his quota of overs on a regular basis, England have one spin option worthy of bowling 10 overs.

New Zealand started off rather well in the series, but their batting line-up just didn't have any answers against this England attack. Willey and Topley troubled them to no end with their movement - both off the air and the deck, making stroke-play a tough task. By the time the two left-armers completed their first spell, New Zealand saw their top-order back in the shed, and a second duo of pacers taking control of proceedings.

The same was the case today - the New Zealand line-up couldn't crack the code at all. While Will Young and Devon Conway looked to grind down and put up a fight, trying to see off Willey and Topley, a silly call for a run from Conway came in the way, and a promising opening stand was broken. Willey then darted the ball away from Young, induced an outside edge, and both openers were back in the hut in no time.

While Brydon Carse hit the right notes having been introduced into the attack shortly after the powerplay, Sam Curran went for a few having been guilty of dropping the ball too short on occasions. England then turned to their spin duo of Moeen Ali and Liam Livingstone, and surprisingly, the New Zealand batters decided on adopting a rather circumspect approach. That maybe had to do with the fact that they had a few handers facing up, but it certainly didn't work in their favour.

Moeen Ali went on to register figures of 4 for 50 in his 10 overs. For large parts of his spell, though, he maintained an economy of just under 4 an over, which tells a tale in itself. Livingstone mixed his off and leg breaks quite well, but it was a rank full toss which handed him his only wicket of the day. Rachin Ravindra went on a brief belated rampage, but Curran closed things out with a searing off-stump yorker, and in the process, saw an end to the formalities. The presentations are now underway...

It was a brave effort, but it came far too late for the Blackcaps. Looks like Southee won't bat, the players shake hands, and so, England end their home summer with a ODI series win over New Zealand!

38.2 Sam Curran to Rachin Ravindra, BOWLED! England win the series 2-1. Nails the inch-perfect yorker on middle stump, Ravindra opens the blade but fails to dig this out but can't get underneath it. The ball rattles the middle and off-stump

Rachin Ravindra b Sam Curran 61 (48b, 3x4, 4x6)

38.1 Sam Curran to Rachin Ravindra, gives room and punches the length delivery to extra cover

Sam Curran (3-0-21-0) is back into the attack

Carse was all over the place with his line and length as Ravindra went right after him! Ravindra loves those slog sweeps all right, and when he times them, it's an absolute treat to witness! 21 come off the over... New Zealand could have well and truly been in the hunt, if only they had more wickets in the bank!

overs

211 /8 score

runs

Rachin Ravindra *

61 (46)

Ben Lister

5 (4)

Brydon Carse

1 /53

37.6 Brydon Carse to Rachin Ravindra, slow delivery into the surface, Ravindra swivels and helps it to long leg for a single

37.5 Brydon Carse to Rachin Ravindra, FOUR! Low full toss into the pads, Ravindra helps it behind square and gets a boundary

37.4 Brydon Carse to Rachin Ravindra, slow delivery outside leg-stump. Ravindra gives room but gets a leading edge to extra cover

37.3 Brydon Carse to Rachin Ravindra, FOUR! Another off-pace delivery on a good length, Ravindra pulls it over mid-on. The ball bounced in front of the ropes and goes over it

A maiden half-century comes up for Ravindra! Might not have been the best time for it, but it's a landmark all right! He has decided to go down swinging, which is all the more evident now!

37.2 Brydon Carse to Rachin Ravindra, SIX! Short of a length outside off, Ravindra uses the pace and helps it over fine leg for another maximum

37.1 Brydon Carse to Rachin Ravindra, SIX! Off-pace delivery angling across off, Ravindra swats this from the crease and it goes over the ropes

Brydon Carse (6-0-32-1) is back into the attack