they will no doubt believe they gave Bangladesh 30-50 runs more
        than they should've in the end, lengthening their chase
        considerably, which was done pretty safely throughout, but there
        were stuttery periods where runs didn't exactly flow off the bat
       all five batsmen used got starts and made contributions, McMillan
        leading the way, 'born again' as an opening batsman to fill a role
        in South Africa, smacking 75 off 83 balls in typical belligerent
        fashion, being rather inventive at times, though
       ultimately it also caused his downfall in less-than-glamorous style
       Fleming looked very classy again, following on from his epic ton
        against South Africa, but attempted an inexplicable stroke, and
        though replays show it is hard to tell whether he was caught
        directly off the knee or there was a little underedge first, he
       paid the price and had to depart, Adams came in and played a handy
        little cameo before Styris and Cairns came together to do the
        final damage
       not much to talk about in terms of the Bangladesh bowling, except
        for Khaled Mahmud, who bowled his 10 overs straight, being very
        hard to get away, mixing up his pace and taking all three wickets
        to fall, an impressive performance given his side and
       fellow bowlers were on a hiding to nothing once New Zealand made a
        safe start and an upset wasn't really on the cards any more
       time for the presentations, and it should be a toss-up for Man of
        the Match between Shane Bond and Craig McMillan today
       and for his punishing knock of 75 from 83 deliveries, match referee
        Mike Procter awards it to Craig McMillan
       that concludes our coverage of today's match at the De Beers
        Diamond Oval in Kimberley, we hope you enjoyed it
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