Tim Southee had the time of his life in Wellington. He walked away with the best bowling figures and the third best bowling bowling figures in a World Cup as England were run through like an Associate Nation. The swing he got from the wicket was simply poetry in motion and led his team to a demolition job. Catch all the seven wickets of Tim Southee during his magical spell here
xpress Pace is not Tim Southee’s USP. Not that he clock a delivery on the faster side as well but the Kiwi pacer came out, heaving his chest to wreak havoc in the English ranks. Ian Bell was outsmarted by a delivery that shaped away from him and that was the beginning of things to come. Moeen Ali was at the receiving end of a sumptuous yorker that angled away after nearly taking off his toe. Coming in from wide at the crease and extracting every bit of swing he could from the Wellington. It was his second spell that was devastating though. Catch the Live Updates of the match here
England were rebuilding and in came a spellbinding exhibition of bowling and Peter Moores’side would have wondered what hit them as the swing of Southee was hitting dangerous levels and was bowled at a sharp line. The middle and lower order fell like nine pins as the 26 year-old made history. Catch the Live Streaming of the match here
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