New Zealand vs South Africa 2nd ODI 2017 Highlights

Watch the highlights of New Zealand vs South Africa 2nd ODI 2017 - South Africa tour of New Zealand 5-match one-day international series of the 2nd ODI match played between South Africa and New Zealand at Hagley Oval, Christchurch in 22nd February 2017.

Ross Taylor celebrates his century © SKY SPORTS

Ross Taylor's record-breaking century, Kane Williamson and James Neesham's half-centuries before Trent Boult and Mitchell Santner's combined 5-wickete helped to New Zealand narrow 6-run victory over South Africa, despite a Dwaine Pretorius' assault and level the series with 1-1 in a tight-game of the second ODI.

Match Stats :

New Zealand's 6-run win was their third smallest victory by terms of runs against South Africa in One-day internationals. South Africa's 12th consecutive ODI winning streak ended after losing a match against New Zealand. 17 : Ross Taylor hit the most centuries for New Zealand in One-day International cricket history, surpassing the previous record of 16-hundreds hit by Nathan Astle. 166 Innings : Ross Taylor became the fastest New Zealand player to reach 6000 ODI runs in terms of innings, beating Nathan Astle's record, He took 182 innings to reach this feat. Ross Taylor became the eighth New Zealand batsman to score a hundred against South Africa in One-day internationals. 106 : Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor set up the sixth highest third-wicket partnership for New Zealand against South Africa in One-day internationals. 123* : Ross Taylor and James Neesham set up the record fifth-wicket partnership for New Zealand against South Africa in One-day international, previously held by the 106-run stand between Adam Parore and Shane Thomson at Centurion in 1994 and New Zealand's eighth highest fifth-wicket stand in ODIs. 61 : Dwaine Pretorius and Andile Phehlukwayo set up the record ninth-wicket partnership for South Africa against New Zealand in One-day international, previously held by the 26-run stand between Faf du Plessis and Morne Morkel at Dhaka in the 2011 World Cup and South Africa's joint third highest ninth-wicket stand in ODIs, jointly 61-run stand held by between Shaun Pollock and Johan Botha against Australia at Melbourne (Docklanda) in 2006. New Zealand's 289 was their third highest score against South Africa in One-day internationals. South Africa's 283 was their joint ninth highest score against New Zealand in One-day internationals.

New Zealand scored 289-4 in 50 overs with top scorer by Ross Taylor 102 not out - which was his 17th ODI hundred and his first century against South Africa in ODIs.

James Neesham hammered a unbeaten 71 off 57-balls including 6-fours with strike rate of 124.56, Kane Williamson struck 69 off 75-balls included six boundaries and Dean Brownlie scored 34 off 44-balls with six-fours.

South Africa best bowler by Dwaine Pretorius took 2-wickets and one for Wayne Parnell - Imran Tahir.

South Africa scored 283-9 in 50 overs with top scorer by Quinton de Kock struck 57 off 65-balls including 6-fours.

Dwaine Pretorius hammered a 50 off 27-balls including 4-fours & 2-sixes with strike rate of 185.18, AB de Villiers scored 45 off 49-balls included 2-fours.

JP Duminy hit 34 off 44-balls including 3-fours, Andile Phehlukwayo cracked a unbeaten 29 off 34-balls included 4-fours and David Miller 28.

New Zealand best bowler by Trent Boult picked up 3-wickets, Mitchell Santner takes 2-wickets, Colin de Grandhomme, Tim Southee and Ish Sodhi each took one-wickets.

Ross Taylor named player of the match for his masterclass unbeaten 102-runs knocked off facing 110-balls including eight boundaries.

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