5-Match ODI Schedule
- First ODI @ Hamilton Sunday Feb 25,2018
- Second ODI@Mount Maunganui Wednesday Feb 28,2018
- Third ODI @Wellington Saturday March 03,2018
- Fourth ODI @ Dunedin Wednesday March 07,2018
- Fifth ODI @ Christchurch Saturday March 10,2018
2-Match Test Schedule
- First Test @Auckland March 22 -26,2018
- Second Test @Christchurch March 30 - April 03,2018
5-Match ODI Series Results
First ODI @ Hamilton Sunday Feb 25,2018
Scorecard
England 284/8 in 50 Overs
New Zealand 287/7 in 49.2 Overs
Match Result New Zealand won by 3 wickets
MOM Ross Taylor(NZ) for his 113(116 Balls 4x12)
Series Result New Zealand led the 5-match series 1-0
Second ODI@Mount Maunganui Wednesday Feb 28,2018
Scorecard
New Zealand 223/10 in 49.4 Overs
England 225/4 in 37.5 Overs
Match Result England won by 6 wickets
MOM Ben Stokes(England)for his 2/42(8 Overs) and 63*74 Balls 4x7 and 6x1)
Series Result 5-Match ODI Series level at 1-1
Third ODI @Wellington Saturday March 03,2018
Scorecard
England 234/10 in 50 Overs
New Zealand 230/8 in 50 Overs
Match Result England won by 4 Runs
MOM Moeen Ali(England) for his 23(19 Balls 4x2)and 3/36(10 Overs)
Series Result England lead the 5-Match ODI Series 2-1
Fourth ODI @ Dunedin Wednesday March 07,2018
Scorecard
England 335/9 in 50 Overs
New Zealand 339/5 in 49.3 Overs
Match Result New Zealand won by 5 wickets
MOM Ross Taylor(NZ) 181*(147 Balls 4x17 and 6x6)
Series Result 5-Match ODI Series level at 2-2
Fifth ODI @Christchurch Saturday March 10,2018
Scorecard
New Zealand 223/10 in 49.5 Overs
England 229/3 in 33.4 Overs
Match Result England won by 7 wickets
MOM Jonny Bairstow
Series Result England won the 5-Match ODI Series 3-2
Player of the Series Chris Woakes(England)
England beat New Zealand by 7 wickets ,win 5-Match ODI series 3-2
It is the third time in a year that New Zealand have lost a deciding ODI following reversals against South Africa at home and India away
Scorecard
New Zealand 223/10 in 49.5 Overs
England 229/3 in 33.4 Overs
Match Result England won by 7 wickets
MOM Jonny Bairstow
Series Result England won the 5-Match ODI Series 3-2
Player of the Series Chris Woakes(England)
Jonny Bairstow belted his second successive century as England completely outplayed New Zealand in a seven-wicket victory in their 5th and final ODI at Hagley Oval on Saturday March 10,2018 to clinch the five-match series 3-2.
Bairstow, who scored 138 in the fourth game in Dunedin, smashed a 58-ball century with eight boundaries and six sixes as he combined with Alex Hales (61) in a 155-run opening stand in perfect batting conditions.
The 28-year-old Bairstow hit his ninth boundary before he was bowled by Trent Boult for 104. Joe Root (23 not out) and Ben Stokes, who hit a six to win the game and finish 26 not out, guided England to 229 for three in 32.4 overs.
"It's different from batting in the middle order but my job now is to score big hundreds and contribute match-winning scores," said man-of-the-match Bairstow, who also took a brilliant, diving one-handed catch on the boundary.
"That's what I'm trying to do but it's still a work in progress."
New Zealand had been dismissed for 223 after England never allowed the hosts to develop any momentum with the bat.
They slumped to 93 for six in the 27th over and only had the innings rescued by an 84-run partnership between Mitchell Santner (67) and Henry Nicholls (55).
The absence of Ross Taylor, who was ruled out on the morning of the game with the quad injury he sustained during his unbeaten 181, was too much for New Zealand to compensate for, especially with their captain Kane Williamson failing.
England were helped by the absence of New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor, who was ruled out with a thigh injury that he aggravated when he scored an unbeaten 181 in the five-wicket win in the fourth game on Wednesday.
Eoin Morgan's bowlers, however, also exploited what little help the conditions offered early on to ensure the hosts lost regular wickets from the first over.
Chris Woakes, who was named man-of-the-series for his 10 wickets at 20.30, and Mark Wood conceded a miserly 27 runs in the first 10 overs before spinners Moeen Ali and Adil Rashid, who finished with three for 42, ran through the middle order.
"Our bowlers really set the tone ... and the execution was outstanding," Morgan said. "We created opportunities by building pressure."
Martin Guptill was the only batsman in the top five to provide any resistance with 47, before Nicholls and Santner ensured New Zealand had a total to bowl at but it was never going to be enough against the powerful England batting lineup.
"It was a really disappointing performance from our part," New Zealand captain Kane Williamson said.
"We didn't get a complete performance all series, but England were outstanding, a very good one-day unit, and deserved to win the series."
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