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ICC Cricket World Cup 2019: Steve Smith smashes unbeaten ninety one to lead Australia XI to victory over New Zealand XI in final heat-up game

by Alfonso Murray
May 12, 2019
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Brisbane: Steve Smith plundered an unbeaten ninety-one and Glenn Maxwell hit 70 on Friday earlier than bad light stopped play, with Australia winning their final warm-up game before leaving for England to guard their World Cup name.
They had been surpassed victory with the aid of 5 wickets courtesy of the Duckworth/Lewis/Stern approach after amassing 248 for five off forty-four overs in respond to a beneath-energy New Zealand’s 286 for 9 from 50 overs.
It was another best knock from former skipper Smith, batting at 3, who made his go back to Australian colors this week from a 12 months-lengthy ban for ball-tampering.
It followed his 89 no longer out within the 2nd of the 3-healthy collection in Brisbane, which does no longer depend as full internationals, on Wednesday.
But David Warner, who became in imperious contact at some stage in the Indian Premier League, flopped again in opening the innings, out for 2 to follow his duck and 39 inside the series.
Like Smith, Maxwell has been in exact contact, pounding 70 off 48 balls to go together with the short-fire 52 he made on Wednesday.
For New Zealand, the unheralded Will Young smashed his 2nd century in a row, learning a top-notch Australian assault led through Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc.
The 26-12 months-antique, who is uncapped and now not a part of New Zealand’s World Cup squad, followed up a chic one hundred thirty on Wednesday through reaching some other ton with a pull for six over mid-wicket.
He subsequently fell to Marcus Stoinis for 111.
While this week’s series was unofficial, his tally of 301 is just shy of the New Zealand record for a three-healthy one-day collection, held by using Martin Guptill who scored 330 towards England in 2013.
Opener George Worker chipped in with 59, even as Cummins became satisfactory of the bowlers, taking four-32 off 8 overs.
Cummins and Starc, who took one wicket, have been playing together for the primary time in 3 months as the latter returns from damage.
Australia won the series 2-1, claiming a close opening sport at Allan Border Field through one wicket whilst their trans-Tasman rivals bounced lower back to without problems take the second one with the aid of seven wickets.
Australia plays two more heat-up matches at Southampton, towards England and Sri Lanka, later this month before establishing their World Cup campaign in opposition to Afghanistan in Bristol on 1 June.Australia: Tarot cards show that Australian cricket team in this edition of Cricket world cup would experience unexpected good news and also team will reap the reward of its energy and efforts and might be recognized for the same. The outcome will be happy which will give emotional joy and happiness. They will face no difficulty and no obstruction will be on their way. This team might get a gift which they must have expected. This might be another cricket world cup win for them.
Bangladesh: My Tarot readings say that for Bangladesh cricket team money energy is blocked. If given second chance this team can perform better and by that, it can be seen that Bangladesh cricket team might have close matches and may suddenly lose a winning match because of their mistakes.
Canada: Tarot predictions show that there is a good chance to achieve emotional happiness which is hoped for. The team will get happiness and success in all endeavors but more on the emotional side. Thus the readings show that in this edition of cricket world cup Canadians will perform better than their past shows. This will bring more emotional happiness than material happiness to the side. Winning the world cup is not what this indicates. But recognition is there.

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Alfonso Murray

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