Introduction

The 1992 World Cup brought many exciting moments and one of the more one sided matches was between New Zealand and Zimbabwe played at Pukekura Park in New Plymouth New Zealand entered the game in strong form and used the home advantage perfectly against a Zimbabwe side still finding its footing on the world stage

Zimbabwe won the toss and chose to bat first hoping to put pressure on New Zealand by posting a decent score However their batting lineup never settled Danny Morrison and Gavin Larsen bowled with precision and discipline removing the top order without allowing them to build any momentum Dave Houghton was the only Zimbabwean who showed some fight scoring a patient 31 while others fell cheaply due to tight bowling and sharp fielding

Zimbabwe managed just 134 runs in 46 overs which was always going to be difficult to defend on a batting friendly pitch The New Zealand bowlers were clinical and showed why they were becoming a feared unit in the tournament

When New Zealand came out to chase the small total Mark Greatbatch wasted no time taking the attack to the Zimbabwe bowlers with powerful shots and fearless running John Wright supported him calmly and the pair ensured a smooth chase New Zealand reached the target in only 24 overs and won the match by seven wickets

This victory kept New Zealand’s winning streak alive and boosted their confidence for the tougher games ahead Their all round performance with both bat and ball sent a clear message to the rest of the teams Zimbabwe on the other hand showed moments of promise but lacked the experience and depth to compete against a well balanced side like New Zealand

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