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Vettori propels NZ

AFP, London
New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori led from the front as the Black Caps beat defending champions India by nine runs in their ICC World Twenty20
warm-up match at Lord's here on Monday.
India were on course to make the 171 they needed for victory during a fourth-wicket stand of 69 between Suresh Raina (45) and Ravindra Jadeja which featured some superb clean hitting to match the top-order fireworks of opener Rohit Sharma (36).
Left-arm spinner Vettori, who finished with excellent figures of three for 24 in three overs, had big-hitting rival captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni stumped for just six and, after Raina holed out to medium-pacer Jacob Oram, the innings fell away despite a run-a-ball 41 from Jadeja.
But India may take some heart from getting so close to the Black Caps' total without batsmen Virender Sehwag (shoulder) and Yuvraj Singh (stomach illness).
Although not an official match, this was the fourth time in a row that India had lost to New Zealand in the shortest form of the game to go with three defeats in full Twenty20 internationals.
"It's four in a row now and that is a bit of a concern," Dhoni told reporters. "We wanted to try a few things at the end, especially when it came to the length that we bowl, but sadly it didn'tworkforus."
Vettori had forecast on Sunday that spin would have an important role to play at this tournament and he was as good as his word.
The skipper, who held a fine caught and bowled chance off a hard-hit drive from Yusuf Pathan, used eight bowlers in all with all-rounder Oram taking one for 18 from his three overs.
New Zealand had made 170 for seven after losing the loss.
Ross Taylor, dropped by wicketkeeper Dhoni on 22, went onto make 41 off 33 balls, including two sixes off successive Pragyan Ojha deliveries, before he was dismissed by off-spinner Harbhajan Singh.
"Confidence is a big thing in Twenty20, even in warm-up games, and we've got another tough one [against Australia at the Oval] tomorrow [Tuesday] but hopefully we can perform in the same way," Taylor said.
"I think 170 was a par score on that wicket and we had enough momentum to have a go at the end.
"The way we started [bowling] was probably a little disappointing but the way we pegged them back, for us to do well in this tournament we will have to bowl like we did at the death today, "Taylor added.
New Zealand’s innings was given late impetus by James Franklin who made an unbeaten 27 off just 10 balls and struck left-arm quick RP Singh for two sixes and a four in three deliveries in the last over.
The Black Caps managed a highly competitive total even though fast bowler Ishant Sharma took a wicket in each of his four overs on his way to figures of four for 25.