Watch the highlights of Australia vs New Zealand 47th Match ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 - ICC Cricket World Cup tournament of the Super Eights 47th ODI match played between New Zealand and Australia at St George's, Grenada in 20th April 2007.
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| Ricky Ponting and Matthew Hayden added 137 for the second wicket © AFP |
Matthew Hayden's classy century, Ricky Ponting's superb half-century and Shane Watson's whirlwind 32-ball 65* sets up to Australia massive 215-run victory over New Zealand in a one-sided game of the 47th match of a Cricket World Cup.
* 215 : This was sixth largest margin of victory by terms of runs in World Cups.
* 348 : This was Australia's fourth highest total in World Cups and their eight-highest score in ODIs and their second-highest score against New Zealand in ODIs.
* Matthew Hayden's third century of the competition, the hundredth case of a century in World Cups.
* Shane Watson's 28-ball 50 was equalled the (Tom Moody's 28) fastest fifty by a Australian in World Cups.
Australia scored mammoth total of 348- 6 in 50 overs with top scorer by Matthew Hayden 103 - which was his 10th ODI hundred and his 3rd Century in the World Cups.
Ricky Ponting struck 66 off 70-balls including seven boundaries, Shane Watson cracked a unbeaten 65 off 32-balls including 4-sixes and 4-fours with strike rate of 203.12, Michael Clarke 49 off 46-balls - who fell one-run short of his half-century included 7-fours and Michael Hussey scored 37.
New Zealand best bowler by James Franklin picked up 3-wickets, Jeetan Patel took two-wickets and one for Scott Styris.
New Zealand scored 133 for all-out in 25.5 overs with top scorer by Peter Fulton struck 62 off 72-balls including five boundaries and Scott Styris cracked a 27 off 22-balls included five-fours.
Australia best bowler by Brad Hogg claimed 4-wicket haul for 28-runs in 6.5 overs, Shaun Tait picked up 3-wickets, Glenn McGrath took two-wickets and one for Shane Watson.
Matthew Hayden named Player of the match for his classy batting display of scoring 103-runs knocked off facing 100-balls including 10-fours and 2-sixes.
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