Watch the highlights of Australia vs New Zealand Only T20I 2007 - New Zealand tour of Australia one & only Twenty20 international match played between New Zealand and Australia at Western Australia Cricket Association Ground, Perth in 11th December 2007.
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Andrew Symonds' scintillating 46-ball 85* before bowlers attack helped to Australia comprehensive 54-run victory over New Zealand, despite a late assault from Jacob Oram's 31-ball 61* in the one-off T20 international.
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Match Stats :
- Australia's 54-run win was their third largest victory by terms of runs in T20 international and It is their biggest win against New Zealand in T20Is, previously they have win by 44-runs at Auckland in the first-ever T20I game in 2005.
- Australia's 186 was their ninth highest score in T20 internationals and It is their second highest total against New Zealand in T20Is after their 214 at Auckland in the first-ever T20I match in 2005.
- Jacob Oram hammered a 26-ball joint eighth fastest fifty in T20 internationals, 26-ball half-century jointly held by Chris Gayle against South Africa in the 2007 World Twenty20 and Andrew Symonds in this match and the quickest half-century by an New Zealand batsman in T20 internationals.
- Andrew Symonds hammered a 26-ball his second fastest fifty for Australia in T20 international and the fastest fifty by an Australian batsman against New Zealand in T20Is, surpassing the previous record of 35-balls half-century held by Ricky Ponting at Auckland in the first-ever T20I match in 2005.
- 80 : Andrew Symonds and Adam Voges set up the record fourth-wicket partnership for Australia in T20 international, previous held by the 29-run stand between Michael Hussey and Andrew Symonds against Zimbabwe at Cape Town in the inaugural 2007 World Twenty20, It is the third highest fourth-wicket stand in T20Is and the Australia's second highest any-wicket stand against New Zealand in T20Is, The highest is 83-run stand between Ricky Ponting and Simon Katich at Auckland in the first-ever T20 international game in 2005.
- Lou Vincent became the first New Zealand opener to fall for a first-ball duck in T20 international and overall the fourth opener in T20Is.
- Jacob Oram and Mark Gillespie set up the record ninth-wicket partnership for New Zealand in T20 international, previously held by the unbeaten 19-run stand between James Franklin and Shane Bond against West Indies at Auckland in 2006 and the second highest ninth-wicket stand in T20Is, The highest is 44-run stand between Sri Lanka's Lasith Malinga and Dilhara Fernando against New Zealand at Auckland in 2006.
- 28 : Jacob Oram and Jeetan Patel set up the record tenth-wicket partnership for New Zealand in T20 international, previously held by the 5-run stand between Kyle Mills and Daryl Tuffey against also the Australia at Auckland in the first-ever T20I game in 2005 and also the record tenth-wicket partnership in T20Is, surpassing the previous record held by the 23-run stand between Peter Ongondo and Hiren Varaiya at Nairobi (Gym) in this year.
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Debutant Adam Voges cracked a 26 off 20-balls on his debut T20I match - including 3-fours, Michael Hussey hit 22 off 16-balla included four boundaries, Debutant Luke Pomersbach blasted a 15 off 7-balls contained one-six & a four with strike rate of 214.29
New Zealand best bowler by Mark Gillespie, Jeetan Patel both took two-wickets and one for Daniel Vettori.
New Zealand scored 132 for all-out in 18.3 overs with top scorer by Jacob Oram hammered a rapid 31-ball 66-runs including 6-fours & 5-sixes with strike rate of 212.90 and Scott Styris cracked a 18 off 15-balls included four-fours and Brendon McCullum 13.
Australia best bowler by debutant Ashley Noffke - who picked up 3-wickets on his debut T20I match, Brett Lee, Mitchell Johnson both captured two-wickets and debutant Shaun Tait - who took 2-wickets on his debut T20I match.
Andrew Symonds named Player of the match for his career-best scintillating unbeaten 85-runs knocked off facing 46-balls including 7-fours and 3-sixes with strike rate of 184.78.
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