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Eoin Morgan praises England’s splendid performance against New Zealand in ODIs
He also hoped that they would maintain the level going into the Ashes.
Written by Asian News International
Published: Jun 21, 2015, 04:25 PM (IST)
Edited: Jun 21, 2015, 04:25 PM (IST)


London: Jubilant after the thrilling 3-2 series win over New Zealand, England skipper Eoin Morgan has hailed his side’s splendid performance and said the win displayed everything that they have strived over the years. Black Caps shine for once with the ball, even if in vain
Jonny Bairstow, who was included in the side as replacement for Jos Buttler just 24 hours ago, helped England beat New Zealand by three wickets in a thrilling encounter at Chester-le-Street yesterday.
Morgan said that they have come out of left-field and have managed to deliver some entertaining cricket, the BBC reported. He also hoped that they would maintain the level going into the Ashes. Mathieson achieves rare feat in 5th ODI
Morgan’s side set a number of records during the series and were particularly impressive with the bat – scoring their highest ever ODI score in one game (408-9), and recording their best ever run-chase (350-3) in another.
Morgan also praised the young Bairstow, who came as a replacement for injured Buttler and played a brilliant 83 runs innings to lead the English side to victory after they were reduced to 45-5 at one stage. Eng-NZ ODI series most prolific in terms of runs between the two sides
The skipper said that Bairstow was incredible as he stuck his hand up and won them the game in what was their worst batting display of the series.
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