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      New Zealand beat Zimbabwe by seven wickets

      Published on 11 February 2012 - 11:42am
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      New Zealand beat Zimbabwe by seven wickets in their opening Twenty20 international at Eden Park on Saturday.

      Zimbabwe, batting first, made 159 for eight and New Zealand reached 160 for three with one ball left in the 17th over.

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      • Martin Guptill's continued domination of the Zimbabwe bowling steered New ...
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