Beaumont 81 sets up win as England go 2-0 up

Tammy Beaumont's well-crafted 81 led England to a comprehensive win over New Zealand in their second ODI and an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series with one match to play. Amy Jones supported up her unbeaten 92 in the initial game with 48 to assist with lifting the vacationers to 252 preceding they were dumbfounded out with a to save thanks to an overall bowling show by New Zealand, who at last let their rivals free after a center request breakdown of 6 for 59. Fifty to Brooke Halliday and her century organization with Izzy Look for the fifth wicket gave New Zealand trust after they staggered to 66 for 4, yet Nat Sciver-Brunt drove the Britain assault with a sharp five-over spell in the first place which yielded 2 for 8 and she wrapped up with 3 for 21 from seven. Bernadine Bezuidenhout was harmed while handling which left a New Zealand line-up as of now without Sophie Devine, who experienced a quad strain in the fourth T20I, a hitter short. After scores of 15, 19 and 37 in the initial three T20Is and a duck in the principal ODI, Beaumont tracked down her cadence in a brilliant, estimated innings. She and Maia Bouchier began watchfully, slithering to 9 without misfortune after four overs. Similarly as the Britain pair hit the following stuff, Hannah Rowe took a screamer off Lea Tahuhu, jumping to one side at mid-off to eliminate Bouchier so after 10 overs Britain were 44 for 1. Heather Knight endure a nearby run-out possibility taking as single as Georgia Plimmer ran in from in reverse point and hit the stumps at the manager's end. Fran Jonas and Amelia Kerr kept a cover on Britain's scoring rate yet Beaumont and Knight figured out how to work at 70-run organization off 88 balls before Jess Kerr beguiled Knight with a more slow ball on track as it struck the back cushion, despite the fact that it took a New Zealand survey to upset the first not-out choice. Jess Kerr guaranteed her second with a more full, more slow one as Sciver-Brunt played some unacceptable line and the ball collided with off stump. Beaumont's footwork and hand-speed were at their best and she started to track down the limit with greater consistency. Jonas allured Alice Capsey down the pitch and Look whipped off the rescues with the player well of her wrinkle having confronted 19 balls for her score of 6. Beaumont was looking strong until she ripped into Rowe's short ball and circled a direct catch to Plimmer at midwicket. Jonas had her second wicket when Danni Wyatt attempted to string the ball through third and edged to Look, New Zealand again going to the DRS to affirm the scratch. Bezuidenhout left the field in the 36th over grasping at her right hamstring as she hurried to gather the ball in the outfield, then Charlie Dignitary edged an Amelia Kerr wrong 'un onto her stumps as Britain lost their 6th wicket in about 59 runs. Suzie Bates entered the assault in the 41st over and had Sophie Ecclestone trapped in the profound by Maddy Green with her fourth ball. However, Jones continued to aggregate runs with consecutive fours off both Jess Kerr and Bates. Jones raised the fifty organization with an unfaltering Kate Cross by means of a fresh four off Tahuhu. In any case, Tahuhu answered two balls later as Jones rowed a more slow ball directly to Halliday at short fine leg two runs short of her 50 years. Bates wrapped up the Britain innings with an over to save when Lauren Chime chipped to Rowe at mid-off yet Britain had added 86 runs for their last three wickets.