<p>Jos Buttler made an unbeaten 47 off just 16 balls to set-up England’s 34-run win over New Zealand in the third and final one-day international at Trent Bridge.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Man of the match Buttler on Wednesday needed a six off the last ball of England’s innings to surpass Sri Lanka great Sanath Jayasuriya’s 17-ball record for the fastest ODI fifty, set against Pakistan in Singapore in 1996. But instead he could only manage two off Tim Southee. Nevertheless the 22-year-old wicket-keeper’s innings featured six fours and three sixes.<br /><br />The Black Caps still took the three-match series 2-1 after wins by five wickets and 86 runs at Lord’s and Southampton respectively last week as England suffered their first home ODI series loss in four years. For England, victory stopped the rot ahead of their Champions Trophy opener against arch-rivals Australia. <br /><br />ENGLAND <br /><br />Cook lbw McClenaghan 0<br />Bell c N McCullum b McClenaghan 82<br />Trott lbw McClenaghan 37<br />Root (run out) 33<br />Morgan (run out) 49<br />Bopara c Taylor b Williamson 28<br />Buttler (not out) 47<br />Bresnan (not out) 0<br />Extras (LB-2, W-7, NB-2) 11<br />Total (for 6 wkts, 50 overs) 287<br />Fall of wickets: 1-3, 2-69, 3-149, 4-153, 5-210, 6-272.<br />Bowling: McClenaghan 10-1-54-3, Mills 9-1-55-0, Southee 9-0-65-0, Franklin 4-0-24-0, N McCullum 8-0-35-0, Williamson 9-0-42-1, Munro 1-0-10-0.<br /><br />NEW ZEALAND<br /><br />Ronchi c Trott b Broad 22<br />Guptill b Tredwell 38<br />Williamson lbw Root 19<br />Taylor c Bresnan b Tredwell 71<br />Munro c Buttler b Bresnan 0<br />B McCullum c Buttler b Tredwell 6<br />Franklin c Cook b Broad 7<br />N McCullum c Broad b Bresnan 28<br />Southee c Cook b Finn 15<br />Mills (not out) 28<br />McClenaghan c Root b Finn 4<br />Extras (B-2, LB-5, W-6, NB-2) 15<br />Total (all out, 46.3 overs) 253<br />Fall of wickets: 1-39, 2-70, 3-96, 4-97, 5-111, 6-122, 7-175, 8-196, 9-235.<br />Bowling: Steven Finn 9.3-0-57-2; Stuart Broad 9-0-56-2; Tim Bresnan 8-0-27-2; James Tredwell 9-0-51-3; Joe Root 5-0-34-1; Ravi Bopara 6-0-21-0.</p>
<p>Jos Buttler made an unbeaten 47 off just 16 balls to set-up England’s 34-run win over New Zealand in the third and final one-day international at Trent Bridge.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Man of the match Buttler on Wednesday needed a six off the last ball of England’s innings to surpass Sri Lanka great Sanath Jayasuriya’s 17-ball record for the fastest ODI fifty, set against Pakistan in Singapore in 1996. But instead he could only manage two off Tim Southee. Nevertheless the 22-year-old wicket-keeper’s innings featured six fours and three sixes.<br /><br />The Black Caps still took the three-match series 2-1 after wins by five wickets and 86 runs at Lord’s and Southampton respectively last week as England suffered their first home ODI series loss in four years. For England, victory stopped the rot ahead of their Champions Trophy opener against arch-rivals Australia. <br /><br />ENGLAND <br /><br />Cook lbw McClenaghan 0<br />Bell c N McCullum b McClenaghan 82<br />Trott lbw McClenaghan 37<br />Root (run out) 33<br />Morgan (run out) 49<br />Bopara c Taylor b Williamson 28<br />Buttler (not out) 47<br />Bresnan (not out) 0<br />Extras (LB-2, W-7, NB-2) 11<br />Total (for 6 wkts, 50 overs) 287<br />Fall of wickets: 1-3, 2-69, 3-149, 4-153, 5-210, 6-272.<br />Bowling: McClenaghan 10-1-54-3, Mills 9-1-55-0, Southee 9-0-65-0, Franklin 4-0-24-0, N McCullum 8-0-35-0, Williamson 9-0-42-1, Munro 1-0-10-0.<br /><br />NEW ZEALAND<br /><br />Ronchi c Trott b Broad 22<br />Guptill b Tredwell 38<br />Williamson lbw Root 19<br />Taylor c Bresnan b Tredwell 71<br />Munro c Buttler b Bresnan 0<br />B McCullum c Buttler b Tredwell 6<br />Franklin c Cook b Broad 7<br />N McCullum c Broad b Bresnan 28<br />Southee c Cook b Finn 15<br />Mills (not out) 28<br />McClenaghan c Root b Finn 4<br />Extras (B-2, LB-5, W-6, NB-2) 15<br />Total (all out, 46.3 overs) 253<br />Fall of wickets: 1-39, 2-70, 3-96, 4-97, 5-111, 6-122, 7-175, 8-196, 9-235.<br />Bowling: Steven Finn 9.3-0-57-2; Stuart Broad 9-0-56-2; Tim Bresnan 8-0-27-2; James Tredwell 9-0-51-3; Joe Root 5-0-34-1; Ravi Bopara 6-0-21-0.</p>