Kiwis post good total on the board
New Zealand won the first ODI by 90 runs, leading the three match series 1-0
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Zimbabwe suffered two drastic defeats back to back in New Zealand. Kyle Mills reports that the team is working hard and preparing themselves thoroughly to move ahead in the ODI second series to be held this Monday.
Zimbabwe all rounder- Brendan Taylor could not save his men from losing the one off test match. In spite of heavy practice they fell short out of 91 runs in the 3 day test series. They also could not make it up to the first 50 over of the game.
Though Mills is on the winning edge but he knows that the opponent can turn around anytime.
"There's no doubt they are going to come back a lot better, harder and stronger in Whangarei," Mills told Fairfax NZ News.
"That's the general theme in most series around the world. The waters are tested in the first game but as the series progresses, both teams get a better read on each other and what they're trying to do and get a better understanding of individual strengths and weaknesses."
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