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Kiwis have last laugh

AFP, London
Left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori took career-best one-day international figures of five for 30 as New Zealand beat the West Indies by 107 runs in the NatWest Series final at Lord's here Saturday.
Man-of-the-match Vettori also effected two direct hit run-outs as the West Indies, chasing 267 to win, collapsed to 159 all out.
Tino Best was one not out after Shivnarine Chanderpaul (31) holed out to Craig McMillan off Vettori with more than eight overs left in what was a fine fielding display by the Black Caps.
Vettori's figures were the best in a limited overs international at Lord's and helped New Zealand to a ninth straight win at this level.
It was the first time in the series a match had been won by the team batting first.
Earlier West Indies held New Zealand to 266 all out as the Black Caps threw away a promising position after losing the toss.
New Zealand, who had been 217 for three at one stage, lost their last seven wickets for just 49 runs in 58 balls.
West Indies leg-spinner Ramnaresh Sarwan took careerbest one-day figures of three for 31 while medium-pacer Dwayne Bravo dismissed top scorers Fleming and fellow opener Nathan Astle (57) in an innings twice interrupted by rain.
McMillan (52) and Hamish Marshall (44) also made handy contributions.
Fleming, dropped on seven by first slip Chris Gayle off fast bowler Best, cashed in with several boundaries.
But shortly after the first rain break left-hander Fleming fell when he steered Bravo to Gayle at backward point. He faced 66 balls and hit eight boundaries.
Astle went in almost identical fashion to the same combination having cleanly struck seven fours.
New Zealand struck early on when second slip Scott Styris held a sharp catch off Jacob Oram to dismiss Gayle for four before Sarwan was run out for 19.
Lara came in at 45 for two. He put
on 53 with Devon Smith, who made a career-best 44 before being dismissed by Vettori's direct hit from backward point.
Then 98 for three soon become 106 for five as Vettori took two wickets for no runs in seven balls.
First he had star left-hander Lara plumb lbw for 30 and then Bravo for four thanks to Styris' juggled catch at short mid-wicket.
But bad light and rain then held up play for 46 minutes.
When the match resumed West Indies, on 109 for five, needed a further 158 runs from 19 overs -- a run-rate of more than eight an over -- to win.
Chanderpaul was one not out and Ricardo Powell two not out.
However, on 18, Powell's sliced drive off Vettori was superbly caught by Marshall, running back from short third man.
Vettori struck again when Dwayne Smith was lbw for two.
Medium-pacer Harris, 34, had Jacobs caught at deep mid-wicket by Chris Cairns for one.
Harris, who struck with four balls of his spell remaining, had been
Kiwis have
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stuck on 199 wickets since dismissing Sachin Tendulkar at Hyderabad on November 15.
He was only the second man in history after Sri Lanka's Sanath Jayasuriya to take 200 one-day international wickets and score 4,000 one-day runs.
Next ball Vettori ran out Ian Bradshaw before ending the game.