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Mission accomplished
AUCKLAND. Mar 15 (AFP/Reuters); Australia won a record-equalling eighth consecutive Test match and
spin-king Shane Warne became his country's greatest wickettaker as New Zealand were beaten by 62 runs In the first cricket Test here Wednesday.
Australia dismissed New Zealand for 218 runs at Eden Park after the Kiwis chased an Improbable 281 runs in the fourth innings to win the Test.
The victory gave Steve Waugh's team an eighth consecutive Test victory, equalling the record set by Warwick Armstrong's Australian team in 1920.
It was also a record day for master leg-spinner Warne, who passed fast bowling great Dennis Lillee's 16-year-old Australian record with his dismissal of Kiwis tailender Paul Wiseman to clinch the Test with his 356th wicket.
Warne, playing in his 82nd Test, flnished’with the figures of 2-80 after it had increasingly looked as though he would not break the record in this Test as his teammates snapped up most of the wickets.
Oft-spinner Colin Miller captured career best Test figures of 5-55 and express bowler Brett Lee took 2-36.
But skipper Waugh threw the ball to Warne in a bld to take off the pressure of breaking the record.
The blond-headed tweaker broke through for his second wicket with his third ball of his 21st over after Wiseman, attempting to sweep, got a top edge to wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist for an easy catch.
The Australian players rushed to the celebrating Warne and clapped him from the field.
It was Australia's first win at the Eden Park ground in 23
years alter losing their last three Tests at the Auckland ground. Greg Chappell’s team won here by 10 wickets in 1977.
"It's a great feat for the team." said Waugh "We've played some excellent cricket and. coming on top of the record unbeaten streak in one-day matches. I'm really pleased to be a part of that."
Waugh admitted he felt the tension after rain had wiped out Tuesday's fourth day's play before the Test resumed Wednesday following a 90-mlnute delay.
"New Zealand needed one good partnership and they were a chance of winning." Waugh said.
"I definitely felt tense. Everytime they hit a four I'd look at the scoreboard and it was going down to 90 and 80 but I think (Craig) McMillan was the big wicket.
"He was their only chance of winning today and once we got him 1 thought we were home.'1
New Zealand set out on the final day after Tuesday's fourth day had been washed out without a ball bowled at 151 for five and requiring 130 more runs to pull off an amazing victory.
The odds were star ked on Australia's side and they got a quick breakthrough in the day s second over when Chris Cairns hit Miller to Steve Waugh head-high at mid-wicket and he was out for no addition to his overnight score of 20.
Craig McMillan played a determined innings and he and Adam Parore temporarily gave New Zealand faint hope of overhauling Australia with their 44-run partnership before Parore was dismissed 12 minutes after lunch for 26.
Lightning-fast Lee was brought into the attack and he induced Parore to hit to a diving Steve Waugh for his second catch of the day and leave the
Kiwis at 195 for seven and still 86 runs short of the target.
The game was all but over when Australia removed McMillan, who hit the highest score of the Test with 78 before edging Lee to Warne at first slip wifi) the score at 204.
Daniel Vettori. who was later named man-of-the-match for his match haul of 12 wickets. was out for a duck, again snapped up by Warne low down at slip giving Miller his fifth wicket.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard after the final day of the first cricket Test be tween New Zealand and Australia at Eden Park here today:
AUSTRALIA: First innings 214 all out (M Waugh 72 not out. Langer 46; Vettori 5-62)
NEW ZEALAND: First Innings 163 all out (Cairns 35. Astle 31; McGrath 4-33)
AUSTRALIA: Second innings 229 all out (Gilchrist 59. Langer 47; Vettori 7-87)
NEW ZEALAND: Second innings (151 for five resumed) Horne c Langer b Miller 11 Spearman lbw b McGrath 4
Sinclair lbw b Miller 6
Fleming c Gilchrist b Miller 8
Astle b Warne 35
McMillan c Warne b Lee 78
Cairns c S Waugh b Miller 20 Parore c S Waugh b Lee 26
Vettori c Warne b Miller . 0
Doull not out 5
Wiseman C Gilchrist b Warne 9 Extras: (b-7. lb-7. nb-2) 16
Total; (All out in 73.3 overs) 218
Fall ofwkts: 1-15; 2-25; 3-25: 4-43: 5-121; 6-151: 7-195: 8-204; 9-204.
Bowler O M R W
McGrath 23 8 33 I
Lee 12 4 36 2
Miller 18 5 55 5
Warne 20.3 5 80 2
Result: Australia won by 62
Australia lead series 1-0.
Man-of-the-match: Daniel Vettori.