Another top-order failure has seen England dismissed for 175 and New Zealand win the second one-day cricket international by five wickets to clinch the three-game series

England batting woes continue as New Zealand seal ODI series win originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. England’s precarious white-ball form continues to cause concern ahead of the Ashes, following a disappointing five-wicket defeat to New Zealand in the second ODI in Hamilton today.

The six-match white-ball series will conclude with the third ODI between New Zealand (NZ) and England (ENG) at the Sky Stadium in Wellington on Saturday, November 1. The Kiwis have already won the three-match series after winning the first two 50-over matches.

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New Zealand has won the toss and chosen to bowl in the first of three one-day internationals against England which serve as part of England’s run-up to the Ashes series in Australia now under a month away.

Northern Districts pacer Kristian Clarke has joined the New Zealand ODI squad ahead of the third and final match of the series against England, which will be played on Saturday at Sky Stadium.

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New Zealand Cricket recently came forward and announced that they would be bringing in 24-year-old all-rounder Kristian Clarke in the place of the injured Matt Henry for the third and final ODI of the series against England.

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New Zealand paceman Matt Henry has been ruled out of Sunday's final one-day international against England because of a calf strain and Kristian Clarke has been called into the squad to replace him, the team said on Friday.