New Zealand keep pressure on Aussies

James Franklin removed both openers as New Zealand kept the pressure on Australia in their Commonwealth Bank Series clash in Melbourne.

New Zealand keep pressure on Aussies
Sun, 04 Feb, 2007 - 10:13

James Franklin removed both openers as New Zealand kept the pressure on Australia in their Commonwealth Bank Series clash in Melbourne.

In reply to the Black Caps’ 290 for seven, the hosts moved on to 120 for three at the 25-over mark.

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