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Astle zaps Zimbabwe
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Steak rebuilt the innings patiently during a 68-run stand with Tatenda Taibu (53) after his side had slumped to 106 for six, and then teamed up with Ervine.
A savage assault resulted in 62 runs, almost a quarter of the team's score, coming off the last 18 balls.
Streak, who ended on 72 not out, and Ervine, who made 31 from 14 balls, hit eight fours and three sixes in those final three overs.
Captain Stephen Fleming led from the front as New Zealand set off in pursuit of Zimbabwe's 252 for seven. Fleming stroked 10 fours in his 46 from 42 balls, including three in a row from Streak.
After his dismissal, Astle took responsibility for the innings, against an attack lacking leg spinner Brian Murphy who tore a calf muscle practising in the break between innings.
He refused to take chances, preferring to play straight and take the singles, a strategy which ultimately paid off handsomely.
His 13th one-day century took 122 balls, contained 11 fours and kept New Zealand on course to reach the semifinals.
"It was a big one," said Astle, who was named man-of-the-match. "We have to win today, we were probably chasing a few too many at the end.
"Cairnsy and I got the partnership we needed and it all worked out well. We had a couple of overs to spare."
Fleming said the game had been in the balance when Cairns joined Astle. "It was the biggest partnership of the game and the guys did it well," he said.
Streak said his team had been about 30 runs short.
"It could have been a much tighter game. We lost those wickets and we also lost a couple of guys through injury," he said.
SCoREBoARD
Scoreboard of the World Cup Super Sixes match between Zimbabwe and New Zealand at Goodyear Park on Saturday:
ZIMBABWE
C Wishart c Styris b Cairns 30
D Ebrahim b Adams 0
A Flower run out 37
G Flower c Cairns b Oram 1
G Whittall c McCullum b Cairns 0
T Taibu lbw b Harris 53
A Blignaut run out 4
H Streak not out 72
S Ervine not out 31
Extras: (lb-9, w-13, nb-2) 24
Total: (For seven wickets in 50 overs)252
Fall ofwickets: 1-5, 2-59, 3-63, 4-65, 5-98, 6-106, 7-174
Bowler o M R W
Bond 10 1 37 0
Adams 5 0 54 1
Oram 10 4 28 1
Cairns 4 0 16 2
Vettori 1 0 52 0
Harris 10 0- 45 1
Astle 1 0 11 0
NEW ZEALAND
C McMillan c Taibu b Hondo 8
S Fleming lbw b Blignaut 46
N Astle not out 102
S Styris c sub (Friend) b Blignaut 13
C Cairns b Ervine 54
C Harris not out 14
Extras: (lb-5, w-10, nb-1) 16
Total: (For four wickets in 47.2 overs) 253
Fall of wickets: 1-27, 2-72, 3-97, 4218,
Bowler o M R W
Streak 10 0 59 0
Hondo 8.2 0 52 1
Blignaut 10 0 41 2
G Flower 10 0 33 0
Whittall 3 0 19 0
Ervine 6 0 44 1
Result: New Zealand won by six wickets
Man-of-the-match: Nathan Astle
Toss: Zimbabwe
Umpires: Rudi Koertzen (Rsa) and Darrell Hair (Aus)
TV umpire: Asoka De Silva (Sri) Match referee: Gundappa Viswanath (Ind)