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
New Zealand beat England by 5 Wickets
New Zealand won the toss and chose to field
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
A hobbling Ross Taylor scored an unbeaten 181 to guide New Zealand to a thrilling five-wicket victory over England on Wednesday at University Oval and level their five-match series 2-2.
Taylor, who missed the third game in Wellington with a quadriceps injury, was limping badly after he appeared to suffer a similar strain but still combined with Tom Latham (71) for 187 runs as New Zealand scored 339 for five in 49.3 overs to chase down England's 335 for nine.
England's big total was set up by a rollicking start between Jason Roy (42) and Jonny Bairstow, who were scoring at almost eight runs an over before Ish Sodi broke the partnership at 77 in the 11th over.
Bairstow 138(106 Balls4x14 and 6x7) and Root 102(101 Balls 4x6 and 6x2) then continued the attack as they put on an impressive 190-run partnership.
Bairstow, who scored his third one-day century, was dismissed to leave the tourists on 267 for two with 12.2 overs remaining and well set for a score challenging 400.
England's high-powered batting lineup, however, then slumped to 288 for seven before Root completed his 12th century.
NZ's run chase had looked to be doomed at two for two in the third over after both Martin Guptill and Colin Munro were dismissed for ducks before captain Kane Williamson (45) and Taylor combined for 84 runs.
Taylor and Latham, who had a 178-run partnership in the first match, then rebuilt New Zealand's run chase only for Taylor to hurt himself again while diving to make his ground after he had passed 100 for the 19th time.
He was then restricted from running anything other than easy singles and instead looked to hit the ball to the fence.
Colin de Grandhomme added a quickfire 23 before Henry Nicholls hit a six in the final over to give the hosts a remarkable victory.
The deciding game is at Hagley Oval in Christchurch on Saturday.
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