(Reuters) - Trent Boult took career best one-day figures as New Zealand completed a tense 24-run win over Australia in Hamilton on Sunday to regain the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy with a 2-0 series victory. "I think the collective bowled really well and we managed to take wickets throughout and put pressure on them," man-of-the-match Boult said. "It was a good series and great couple of games and we're happy to have (the trophy) back." Earlier, Taylor's 107 and Brownlie's 63 laid the foundation for New Zealand's innings but the latter's dismissal sparked a middle order collapse and the hosts slumped to 209-6 in the 41st over. "While we had a couple of guys get 50s, they don't win games at this level."

Source: The Star February 05, 2017 06:00 UTC