New Zealand vs Sri Lanka, 5th ODI at Christchurch, , Feb 11 2001 - Cricket Photos

RESULT
5th ODI, Christchurch, February 11, 2001, Sri Lanka tour of New Zealand
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(49.2/50 ov, T:283) 269

New Zealand won by 13 runs

Player Of The Match
59 (57)
jacob-oram
New Zealand batsman Jacob Oram holds the National Bank Player of the Match trophy. Oram scored 59 off 57 balls, including three fours and four sixes, and effected the run out of Sri Lankan top scorer Marvan Atapattu for 76, hitting the stumps direct from deep backward point. 5th One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 11 February 2001.
Oram holds the Player of the Match trophySandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand medium fast bowler Craig McMillan pumps his fist in the air in celebration of bowling Sri Lankan lower order batsman Mutiah Muralitharan for four, to complete victory by 13 runs. 5th One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 11 February 2001.
McMillan pumps his fist in celebration of taking the final wicketSandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand left arm fast medium bowler James Franklin high-fives fielder Roger Twose in celebration of the dismissal of Sri Lankan batsman Aravinda de Silva, caught by Stephen Fleming (right) at slip for 5. Teammates Craig Spearman (left), Chris Harris, Jacob Oram (obscured), Adam Parore (obscured) also join in the celebrations. 5th One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 11 February 2001.
Franklin high-fives Twose to celebrate dismissal of de SilvaSandra Teddy/Photosport
The Sri Lankan team gather for a team picture after winning the National Bank One-Day International series 4-1. Captain Sanath Jayasuriya holds up the National Bank Trophy. 5th One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 11 February 2001.
Victorious Sri Lankan team pose for picture with National Bank TrophySandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand fielder Lou Vincent sends in an under-arm return to the wicket-keeper as the Sri Lankan batsmen hurry through for a quick run. 5th One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 11 February 2001.
Vincent sends in an under-arm return in the fieldSandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand batsman Jacob Oram lofts a ball from Sri Lankan off spinner Kumar Dharmasena over long on for six. Oram struck four sixes in his innings of 59. Wicket-keeper Kumar Sangakkara (obscured) looks on. 5th One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 11 February 2001.
Oram lofts a ball from Dharmasena over long on for sixSandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand batsman Jacob Oram raises his bat in celebration on reaching his maiden One-Day International 50 in his sixth match (fifth innings). Oram went on to score 59. 5th One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 11 February 2001.
Oram celebrates maiden One-Day International 50Sandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand batsman Jacob Oram receives the National Bank Player of the Match trophy from National Bank Cricket Manager Gavin Larsen. Oram scored 59 off 57 balls, including three fours and four sixes, and effected the run out of Sri Lankan top scorer Marvan Atapattu for 76, hitting the stumps direct from deep backward point. 5th One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 11 February 2001.
Oram receives the Player of the Match trophy from Gavin LarsenSandra Teddy/Photosport
Sri Lankan lower order batsman Nuwan Zoysa looks skyward in disappointment at being dismissed by New Zealand right arm fast medium bowler Daryl Tuffey, caught by Daniel Vettori at long on for 32. 5th One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 11 February 2001.
Zoysa looks skyward in disappointment at being dismissedSandra Teddy/Photosport
Sri Lankan batsman Russel Arnold, running for the injured Mutiah Muralitharan, scrambles safely into his crease. Muralitharan went on to score four while Arnold earlier scored 51. 5th One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 11 February 2001.
Arnold scrambles for his crease running for MuralitharanSandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand fielder Lou Vincent celebrates the dismissal of Sri Lankan batsman Russel Arnold, caught by Roger Twose (in the background) off the bowling of Craig McMillan for 51. 5th One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 11 February 2001.
Vincent celebrates catch of Twose to dismiss ArnoldSandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand fielder Roger Twose high-fives successful fast medium bowler Daryl Tuffey for dismissing Sri Lankan batsman Kumar Sangakkara leg before wicket for one. Fielder Lou Vincent looks on. 5th One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 11 February 2001.
Twose high-fives Tuffey for dismissing SangakkaraSandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand opening batsman Adam Parore walks off the field in disappointment at being dismissed bowled by Sri Lankan medium fast bowler Indika Gallage for 49. Parore fell one run short of his first One-Day International 50 in 45 innings (56 matches). 5th One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 11 February 2001.
Disappointed Parore walks off after being dismissed for 49Sandra Teddy/Photosport
Sri Lankan fielder Kumar Dharmasena catches a ball struck over midwicket by New Zealand batsman Jacob Oram on 10, but carries it back over the boundary rope to concede six runs. Oram went on to score 59. 5th One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 11 February 2001.
Dharmasena catches Oram over boundary ropeSandra Teddy/Photosport
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