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Kiwis make it

AFP, Johannesburg
Brave New Zealand shrugged
off an injury crisis to defeat England by four wickets at the Wanderers on TTiesday and join them in the Champions Trophy semifinals.
The victory completed a stirring Group B comeback by the Black Caps, who also overcame Sri Lanka after tamely surrendering to hosts South Africa in their opening match.
New Zealand came first ahead of England on net run rate after finishing with four points each with Sri Lanka and hosts South Africa eliminated having gained two points apiece.
Bowlers Grant Elliott and Shane Bond inflicted most
damage after the Kiwis won the toss and an England team that amassed 323 against South Africa just 48 hours earlier were bundled out for 146 in 43.1 overs.
New Zealand openers Brendon McCullum and Martin Guptill made a whirlwind start in pursuit of the total, harvesting 66 from 60 bails, and the 147-run target was reached for the loss of six wickets after 27.1 overs.
"It was a great all-round performance from our second must-win match in a row. Brendon (McCullum) and Martin (Guptill) started the innings superbly and that helped us survive a few hiccups," said winning captain Daniel Vettori.
Opposite number Andrew Strauss replied: "It was not a
great wicket for one-day cricket but we beat Sri Lanka here so that is the way it goes. We needed some luck but full credit to New Zealand for winning."
Paul Collingwood, Ravi Bopara and tail-enders Graeme Swann and Ryan Sidebottom were the only England batsmen to reach double figures on an overcast afternoon.
If New Zealand were cursing their luck at losing bowlers Jacob Oram and Daryl Tuffey and batsman Jesse Ryder through injury since the two-week tournament began, they were not showing it.
Inspirational skipper Strauss was first to depart, getting on an outside edge off Kyle Mills to wicketkeeper McCullum having faced just two balls and failed to score.
Joe Denly was next to experience the venom of die Black Caps attack, scoring just five before reacting too slow and Shane Bond sent the off stump flying to his relief after two previous games yielded a solitary wicket.
Owais Shah, 98-run hero of the triumph over South Africa, survived a mere 10 balls and hit three runs before he tried to flick Bond over square leg and sent a thick edge to McCullum.
At 27-3 stun ned England got a reprieve when New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori reversed a run-out decision against Collingwood, who went on to top score with 40 before an excellent Ross Taylor catch' terminated his innings.
Collingwood was one of four England batsmen who fell to South Africa-bom right-arm medium pacer Grant Elliott, whose 4-31 off eight overs was the pick of the New Zealand bowlers and earned the man of the match award..
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard in Champions Trophy match between England and New Zealand at the Wanderers onTuesday: ENGLAND: 146 NEWZEALAND
McCullum c Bopara b Broad 48
Guptill c Swann b Anderson 53
Broome Morgan b Sidebottom 17
Taylor c Swann b Broad 1
Elliott c Morgan b Broad 3
Hopkins c Morgan b Broad 2
Vettori not out 10
Franklin not out 2
Extras: (lb-7,w-4) 11
Total:(For6wktsm27.1 overs) 147
Fall of wickets: 1-0,2-113.3-114.4-118, 5-130,6-140.
Did not bat: Mills, Butler, Bond. Bowler O M R W
Anderson 10 0 53 1
Sidebottom 6 0 32 1
Broad 8.1 1 39 4
Collingwood 3 0 16 0
Result: New Zealand won by four wickets.
Man-of-the-match: Grant Elliott.