CRICKET WORLD CUP: PERFORMANCE OF THE DAY

Tuesday 18 May 1999 00:02 BST

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The experienced seamer made the initial breakthrough by dismissing both Bangladeshi openers lbw in successive overs to help New Zealand to their six-wicket victory in Group B. He took three wickets, as did Chris Cairns and Gavin Larsen, and now faces a slightly more challenging match on Thursday when his side play Australia in Cardiff.

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