Glenn Phillips Hits Second ODI Century in New Zealand: Key Stats
Glenn Phillips, the New Zealand cricketer, achieved his second One Day International (ODI) century in a thrilling match against India. The milestone occurred during the third ODI at Holkar Cricket Stadium in Indore. The 29-year-old played a crucial role in revitalizing his team’s innings after a shaky start.
Key Highlights from Phillips’ Second ODI Century
After losing three early wickets, New Zealand found themselves struggling at 58 runs. The Indian bowlers, particularly Harshit Rana and Arshdeep Singh, inflicted significant damage by dismissing both openers, Henry Nicholls and Devon Conway, for less than 10 runs. Will Young also fell in the 13th over, leaving the Kiwis in a precarious position.
Partnership that Changed the Game
In the face of adversity, Glenn Phillips and Daryl Mitchell forged a remarkable partnership that shifted the momentum in favor of New Zealand. Their stand of 219 runs from 186 balls proved to be pivotal for the innings.
- Partnership lasted for 31 overs.
- Brought New Zealand past a target of 270 runs.
Impressive Individual Performance
Phillips scored his century off just 83 balls, reaching the milestone in the 42nd over. He finished his innings with a total of 106 runs from 88 balls, including nine boundaries and three sixes. However, he was dismissed shortly after his century by Arshdeep Singh.
Overview of Phillips’ ODI Career Stats
This century marks Phillips’ second in his ODI career, both of which have come during matches played in Asia. Having made his ODI debut in 2022, he has accumulated the following stats:
| Matches | Runs | Average | Strike Rate | Half-Centuries |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 47 | 1,262 | 42.06 | 103+ | 5 |
Record Partnership Achievements
The partnership between Phillips and Mitchell is now recognized as the second-highest for New Zealand against India in ODI history. The record is only surpassed by the 221-run stand between Tom Latham and Kane Williamson in Auckland in 2022.
Overall, Glenn Phillips’ outstanding performance not only underscores his growing stature in international cricket but also reflects the resilience of the New Zealand team in challenging circumstances.
