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Tim Southee snared a six-wicket haul and Ross Taylor tore up the record books as New Zealand dominated Bangladesh to seal a 3-0 series whitewash with an 88-run victory in the final one-day international in Dunedin on Wednesday. Sabbir Rahman's gallant maiden ODI century saved Bangladesh from total humilation after they lost three wickets with just two runs on the board chasing New Zealand's imposing target of 331. The tourists were 242 all out in 47.2 overs after the Black Caps were sent into bat and made 330 for six at University Oval.

It was final New Zealand outing before the Cricket World Cup and players were desperate to impress coach Gary Stead even though the fixture was a dead rubber. Paceman Tim Southee, overlooked in New Zealand's past six ODIs, took six for 65 to guarantee himself almost certainly a berth at the tournament.

Henry Nicholls looks to have secured an opening batting slot with a sparkling 64, but out-of-form rival Colin Munro was dismissed for eight.

"Henry's shown he's a versatile player for us... he's a key component of our batting line-up," Black Caps coach Gary Stead said, adding that Munro might make the trip as injury cover.

Ross Taylor became New Zealand's highest-scoring one-day international batsman as his 69 off 81 balls took him past 8,000 runs in th 50-over format. His 47th ODI half-century saw Taylor reach 8,026 runs, overtaking Stephen Fleming's previous record of 8,007. The 34-year-old, who made his ODI debut in 2006, reached his milestone in 203 innings with a superb average of 48.34.

Scoreboard





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New Zealand

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M. Guptill c Iqbal b Saifuddin 29

C. Munro lbw Mortaza 8

H. Nicholls c Iqbal b Hasan 64

R. Taylor c Mamdullah b Rubel 69

T. Latham c Sarkar b Rahman 59

J. Neesham b Rahman 37

C. de Grandhomme not out 37

M. Santner not out 16

Extras: (lb 3, nb 2, w 6) 11

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Total: (for 6 wkts; 50 overs) 330

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Fall of wickets: 1-21 (Munro), 2-59 (Guptill), 3-151 (Nicholls), 4-206 (Taylor), 5-271 (Neesham), 6-284 (Latham)

Bowling: Mashrafe Mortaza 10-1-51-1, Mustafizur Rahman 10-0-93-2 (3w, 1nb), Rubel Hossain 9-0-64-1 (1nb), Mohammad Saifuddin 10-0-48-1, Mehidy Hasan 9-0-43-1 (1w), Mahmudullah 2-0-28-0 (2w)





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Bangladesh

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T. Iqbal c Latham b Southee 0

L. Das lbw Southee 1

S. Sarkar b Southee 0

M Rahim c Munro b Boult 17

Mahmudullah c Munro b de Grandhomme 16

S. Rahman c and b Southee 102

M. Saifuddin c Guptill b Boult 44

M. Mortaza c Boult b Southee 2

M. Hasan c Guptill b Southee 37

R. Hossain run out (Santner/Southee) 3

M. Rahman not out 0

Extras: (lb 2, w 18) 20

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Total: (all out; 47.2 overs) 242

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Fall of wickets: 1-0 (Iqbal), 2-1 (Sarkar), 3-2 (Das), 4-40 (Rahim), 5-61 (Mahmudullah), 6-162 (Saifuddin), 7-170 (Mortaza), 8-237 (Hasan), 9-242 (Hossain), 10-242 (S.Rahman)

Bowling: Southee 9.2-1-65-6 (11w), Boult 9-1-37-1 (2w), de Grandhomme 5-0-18-1 (2w), Ferguson 10-0-50-0 (3w), Santner 10-2-46-0, Neesham 4-0-24-0

Toss: Bangladesh

Result: New Zealand win by 88 runs

Man of the match: Tim Southee

Series: New Zealand win 3-0

Umpires: Wayne Knights (NZL), Sundaram Ravi (IND)

TV umpire: Marais Erasmus (RSA)

Match referee: Steve Bernard (AUS)

Copyright Agence France-Presse, 2019


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