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Kiwis clinch series

AFP, London
Scott Styris starred for New Zealand as the Black Caps finished their tour of England in style with a 51-run series-clinching victory in the fifth one-day international at Lord's here Saturday.
Man-of-the-match Styris's 91-ball 87 was the centrepiece of New Zealand's 266 for five, which also featured a rapid fifty from his fellow all-rounder Jacob Oram.
England in reply were bowled out for 215 as Kevin Pietersen's first match as captain ended in defeat and a3-l series winforNew Zealand.
Opposing skipper Daniel Vettori took three wickets for 32 runs in his 10 overs of left-arm spin after teenage quick Tim Southee (three for 49), the man of the series in his maiden ODI campaign with 13 wickets in all, had again claimed key scalps at the top of the order.
Owais Shah’s 69 off 75 balls on his Middlesex home ground was the only significant innings of note as England's batting let them down again.
"We have a group of guys who have played less than 10 one-day internationals and when you get performances out of those guys you get pretty excited,” Vettori said afterwards. "We have a team who can take us to the next level."
Styris added: "We knew if we could preserve wickets we’d have a chance."
Meanwhile an elated Southee said of his award: "It's an awesome achievement and something I'Ll
remember forever."
New Zealand, well-beaten 2-0 by England in the preceding Test series and thrashed by nine wickets in the lone Twenty20 international were hammered by 114 runs in the opening match of this NatWest Series at the Riverside.
They then suffered the frustration of a no-result washout at Edgbaston with the game an over away from being declared a match.
Despite being bowled out for 182 at Bristol, they won the third one-dayer by 22 runs before holding their nerve to clinch a one-wicket win off the last ball at The Oval on Wednesday.
"The guys showed a lot of character. We have found it hard on this tour but we are a confident one-day team," said Oram.
Pietersen, leading England for the first time after regular one-day captain Paul Collingwood was banned for four matches following the team's slow over-rate at The Oval, said the team's batting was not up to standard.
"We didn't bat well enough this series, the consistency wasn't there. It's something we need to work on."
. New Zealand made a slow start at Lord's after losing the toss but added 96 runs in the final 10 overs, 61 in the last five alone.
All-rounders Styris and Grant Elliott (23 not out) put on an unbroken 65 for the sixth wicket.
The 32-year-old Styris, appearing in his 152nd one-day international, struck three sixes and five fours.
Together with the big-hitting Oram he upped the tempo with a
run- a-ball fifth wicket stand of 77.
England openers Ian Bell and Alastair Cook shared a fifty stand only for both to depart in quick succession as their side slumped to 60 for two.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the fifth and final one-day international between England and New Zealand at Lord's on Saturday:
NEW ZEALAND: 266 for 5 in 50 overs (How 22, McCullum 23, Styris 87 not out, Flynn 35, Oram 52, Elliott 23 not out; Broad 2-50, Swann 2-33) ENGLAND
Bell lbw b Gillespie 27
Cooke McCullum b Southee 24 Pietersen cOramb Southee 6 Bopara bVettori 30
Shah c sub b Southee 69
Wright bVettori 6
Ambrose c sub bVettori 2
Swann c McCullum b Mills 12
Broad c Flynn b Mills 5
Sidebottom not out 10
Anderson cOramb Gillespie 2 Extras: (b-l,lb-10,w-10,nb-l) 22 Total: (All out in 47.5 overs) 215 Fall of wickets: 1-53, 2-60, 3-86. 4-101, 5-130, 6-138, 7-164, 8-186, 9-209,10-215.
Bowler O M R W
Mills 9 1 55 2
Gillespie 9.5 2 29 2
Oram 6 0 22 0
Southee 9 0 49 3
Vettori 10 1 32 3
Styris 4 0 17 0
Result: New Zealand won by 51 runs and clinched five-match NatWest Series 3-1.
Man-of- the-match: Scott Styris.
Man-of-the-series: Tim Southee.