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AUCKLAND. New Zealand. Mar 3: New Zealand (ought back from series huthilia-L tion to halt the Australian juggernaut with a scwn-wirkrl victory in the sixth and final one day cricket international al Eden Park here Friday, reports AFP.
Australia's record unbeaten streak of 14 one-day internationals ended as New Zealand avoided a series whitewash and broke through for I heir first win in the six-match series.
Led by a fighting 74 from rookie wicketkeeper Chris Nevin, the Black Caps cruised to victor)' against Steve Waugh's Australians hitting 194 for three from 41 overs in reply to Australia's total of 191 in 46.2 overs.
Captain Stephen Fleming finished unbeaten on 60 from 89 balls, enabling the Kiwis to prevent losing 5-0 and gain much needed confidence leading Into the three-match Test series, which begins here on March 1 1.
"It's been very difficult, we've been up against a very good side, we knew we had to play out of our skins and it was proved throughout. Fleming said.
It was very nice to break the sequence from a very good side The Australians are a very well balanced side and it's not just one or two performing, it’s six or seven, it’s difficult as a captain and a player to stay in the game all the time."
Waugh said he was delighted with his team's performance in the series.
We’ve played some great cricket over the last 12 months and I'm very happy with the way the guys played over here." The world champion Australians were always on the backfoot despite a dogged cen-tury from Damien Martyn (116 not oui from 135 balls).
Martyn scored the bulk of Australia's runs. He played a lone hand in a reshaped batting order, opening the innings with Matthew Hayden, and finished as the fifth player in one-day history to carry nis bat.
New Zealand's batsmen came out firing from the first ball, blasting 28 from the opening two overs before Nathan Astle (12 from six balls) was bowled by Glenn McGrath.
Australia were still in the hunt al 66 for two but Nevin and Fleming combined for a 100-run stand in 131 balls which ensured Ihe world champions' run was terminated.
The Black Caps' surge to vic tory was delayed lor 17 minutes when a light lower failed. 1 av-ing the home team temporarily In the dark 10 runs from victory.
But Roger TWose (13 not out from 18 balls) wiped off the required runs in four balls when piny resumed. in one-day internationals of 1 I before he fell to a Scolt Styris leg-cutter and was caught behind
Australia still had 28 balls left in their Innings.