Luke Ronchi and Brendon Mccullum turned a hailing New Zealand innings around with an unbeaten 85-run organization in the last 7.1 overs, which provided for them an agreeable sum to shield given West Indies' debilitated batting. On a slowish pitch and short straight limits where mis-hits sail for agreeable sixes, Tino Best pulled New Zealand back twice, yet Ronchi and Brendon Mccullum crushed seven sixes and five fours in the last six overs to detract the diversion from West Indies. Brendon Mccullum scored 32 off the last 15 balls he played, and Ronchi, the man who furnished New Zealand the first turn of force, took 48 off 25.
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