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#5 England vs New Zealand at Wellington - February 15, 2013
New Zealand were at the receiving end of a thoroughly professional display by the Englishmen in the third T20I of this series. Fielding first, England held Kiwis to a moderate 139/8. Stuart Broad was brilliant with 3/15 while Jade Dernbach claimed 3/36. For New Zealand, Guptill contributed with a 55-ball 59.
In response, Alex Hales blazed his way to 80* (42b, 9x4, 4x6) while his partner Michael Lumb complemented Hales extremely well with 53* (34b, 1x4, 5x6). Ian Butler was taken to the cleaners by the England openers as he leaked 41 runs from 2.4 overs which saw England romp home in 12.4 overs.
#4 England vs West Indies at The Oval - September 23, 2011
England inflicted a 10-wicket thrashing on West Indies in the very first T20I of this series. After electing to field first, the hosts rolled over the Windies for just 125 from 19.4 overs. Ravi Bopara was the star of the show, picking up 4/10 from 3.4 overs while for West Indies, Johnson Charles top-scored with 39-ball 36.
England were ruthless with the bat as Alex Hales scored 62* (48b, 8x4, 1x6) while Craig Kieswetter made 58* (49b, 3x4, 2x6). England chased the target in just 15.2 overs, as they set up a wonderful win to house advantage for the rest of the series.
#3 New Zealand v Bangladesh at Hamilton - February 3, 2010
This was the only T20I of the tour and produced a disastrous result as far as Bangladesh were concerned. The visitors, Bangladesh, batted first after winning the toss but were skittled out for just 78 from 17.3 overs, on the back of a sensational spell of bowling from NZ skipper Daniel Vettori, who picked up 3/6 from four overs including big wickets of Mohammad Ashraful and Mushfiqur Rahim.
New Zealand raced to the target in just 8.2 overs, with Brendon McCullum top-scoring with 56* (27b, 7x4, 2x6) and Peter Ingram supporting him with an unbeaten 23-ball 20.
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