New Zealand thrash Lanka by 10 wickets

New Zealand thrash Lanka by 10 wickets
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Martin Guptill\'s 93 off 30 balls smashed Sri Lanka into submission as New Zealand took just 8.2 overs to claim the second One-Day International by 10 wickets in Christchurch on Monday.

Record-making New Zealander Martin Guptill plays a shot aginst Sri Lanka in the second One-Day International at Hagley Park Oval in Christchurch on MondayChristchurch : Martin Guptill's 93 off 30 balls smashed Sri Lanka into submission as New Zealand took just 8.2 overs to claim the second One-Day International by 10 wickets in Christchurch on Monday.

Guptill went within a whisker of breaking the world record for the fastest ODI 50 and was close to scoring one of the fastest centuries when New Zealand wrapped up the game.

New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum said Guptill was ‘superb’ while Sri Lanka skipper Angelo Mathews described his side's performance as ‘embarrassing’ and ‘pathetic’.

After being dropped off the first ball he faced, Guptill went on the warpath with a brutal assault that included nine fours and eight sixes.

For Sri Lanka, it was a humiliating performance after they expressed a desire to gain some pride from being thrashed in the first ODI by seven wickets when New Zealand knocked off the 189-run target with 29 overs to spare.

Brief score: Sri Lanka 117 (M Henry 4/33, M McClenaghan 3/32) lost to New Zealand 118 for no loss (M Guptill 93no)

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