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Broom sweeps Bangla aside

NELSON: Neil Brooms maiden century and the selfbelief of Kane Williamson gave New Zealand a 67run victory over Bangladesh to take the second ODI and the series on Thursday

Updated At : 07:23 AM Dec 30, 2016 IST

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Neil Broom’s maiden century and the self-belief of Kane Williamson gave New Zealand a 67-run victory over Bangladesh to take the second ODI and the series on Thursday. The tourists reached 104/1 in the 23rd over and were all out for 184 by the 43rd, losing their last nine wickets for 80 runs.

Brief scores: New Zealand: 251 allout in 50 overs (Broom 109, Mashrafe 3/49); Bangladesh: 184 all out in 42.4 overs (Kayes 59, Williamson 3/12). — Reuters

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