New Zealand's Martin Guptill on his way to a record-breaking double century in Wellington. Photo: AP
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Wellington: Martin Guptill's record-shattering double century and Trent Boult's four-wicket haul sent New Zealand sailing into the World Cup semi-finals as they trounced the West Indies by 143 runs on Saturday.
Guptill, dropped on four by Marlon Samuels, finished on 237 not out, the highest individual score in World Cup history and the second highest one-day international innings of all time, as he led New Zealand to six for 393 in their 50 overs at Wellington Stadium.
Wellington: Martin Guptill's record-shattering double century and Trent Boult's four-wicket haul sent New Zealand sailing into the World Cup semi-finals as they trounced the West Indies by 143 runs on Saturday.
Guptill, dropped on four by Marlon Samuels, finished on 237 not out, the highest individual score in World Cup history and the second highest one-day international innings of all time, as he led New Zealand to six for 393 in their 50 overs at Wellington Stadium.
New Zealand's Martin Guptill on his way to a record-breaking double century in Wellington. Photo: AP
Boult backed up the opening batsman's feat by taking four for 44 to move to the top of the tournament wicket-takers list with 19 as the West Indies folded for 250 in the 31st over
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