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Aaron stars for Kiwis

AFP, Nottingham
Late entrant Aaron Redmond proved his credentials as injury-stricken New Zealand thrashed hapless Ireland by 83 runs in the World
Twenty20 Super Eights onThursday.
Redmond, drafted into the Black Caps squad on Wednesday night to replace the sick Jesse Ryder, made an immediate impact with a hurricane 63 off 30 balls at the top of the order.
New Zealand, sent in to bat on an evenpaced wicket, rode on Redmond s belligerence to pile up 198-5 before bowling the minnows out for 115 in 16.4 overs to record their first Super Eight points.
Four Irish batsmen ran themselves out with New Zealand's stand-in captain Brendon McCullum effecting two of them with direct all grounds. We are getting there."
Sri Lanka, who failed to make the semi-finals in the inaugural T20 Worlds in South Africa in 2007, are drawn with Pakistan, Ireland and New Zealand in Group F of the Super Eights.
The other group has defending champions India, South Africa, the West Indies and hosts England, with two teams from each group advancing to the semi-finals.
"To win a world-class tournament like this, one needs to do well against all teams," said Sangakkara. "There are no easy groups, no easy games. We can't afford to let our guard down at any stage."
Sri Lanka have shown their all-round skills in the two games, with spinner Ajantha Mendis pickingup3-20 against Australia before veteran Sanath Jayasuriya blasted 81 off 47 balls against the West Indies. stand-in captain Brendon McCullum.
Scott Styris continued Ireland’s leather hunt with 42 off 23 balls, adding 61 for the third wicket with Martin Guptill, who remained unbeaten on 45 with four sixes.
"I had been playing in the Bolton League. There were a lot of 50-over matches which were rain-affected, so it was good practice for this shortened version of the game," said Redmond.
"We have plenty of good players. I just go out there and bat. It was important to get a good start and put runs on the board. But we all miss Jesse. He's a good man."
Ireland spinner Kyle McCallan admitted that the minnows suffered a sluggish start
"It was disappointing for us. We got off to a bad start from the very first ball," he said.
"It's not often we come up against batsmen of the calibre we have been facing here, but we didn’t adapt as well as we could."
Ireland, a non-Test playing nation coached by former West Indian opener Phil Simmons, qualified for the Super Eights after a shock win over Bangladesh in the first round. SCORES IN BRIEF
NEW ZEALAND: 198 for 5 in 20 overs (McCullum 10, Redmond 63, Guptill 45 not out, Styris 42, Oram 15; McCallan 2-33, Cusack 2-43) IRELAND: 115 all out in 16.4 overs (Wilson 23, Botha 28, Mooney 12, Cusack 20, Johnson 14; Mills 2-12, McCullum 3-15)
Result: New Zealand won by 83 runs.
Man-of-the-match: Aaron Redmond.