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NZ Collapse to 97 All Out | Brad Williams 4/22, Bracken 3 wickets | Hayden Guides AUS In 12 Overs

Cricket

Year2025

Duration14m

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Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @cricketmax87   Australia, despite injury concerns, proved their depth in a dominant display, thrashing New Zealand by 8 wickets to stay unbeaten in the tournament. Batting first, a weakened New Zealand side (missing Nathan Astle and Chris Cairns) suffered a nightmare start. Nathan Bracken struck in the 2nd ball of the innings, trapping Nevin lbw, and from there the batting collapsed like dominoes. By the sixth over, the score was 11/3. Only Craig McMillan (33) offered resistance as Brad Williams (4/22) and Bracken (3 wickets) dismantled the Kiwis. Extras (20 runs) were the second-highest scorer as New Zealand were bundled out for 97, their 5th-lowest ODI total. In reply, Australia wasted no time. Adam Gilchrist (29 off 18) and Matthew Hayden (34)* played freely, sealing victory inside 13 overs with 8 wickets to spare. A clinical bowling display and aggressive batting underlined Australia’s supremacy, with Brad Williams deservedly named Man of the Match. ⏱️ Key Moments Bracken traps Nevin lbw 2nd ball → NZ 0/1 NZ slump to 11/3 inside 6 overs McMillan fights with 33, but little support Brad Williams 4/22, Bracken 3 wickets → NZ all out 97 Extras (20) 2nd-highest NZ scorer Gilchrist blitz 29 (18) sets the tone Hayden 34* guides AUS to 98/2 in 12.5 overs 🏏 Match Facts: Match: New Zealand vs Australia, TVS Cup 2003 Venue: Nahar Singh Stadium, Faridabad Date: October 29, 2003 Result: Australia won by 8 wickets Man of the Match: Brad Williams (4/22) 👉 Relive more TVS Cup 2003 highlights, New Zealand vs Australia ODIs, and classic Aussie dominance on this channel! #AUSvsNZ #CricketMax #Highlights #lowestscore