Twitter reacts to yet another thriller between England and New Zealand Wellington

Whenever England and New Zealand meet in the ODIs, the game is bound to be an enthralling contest. The moving game of the series, the third of the five ODIs between the two sides, took place at the Westpac Stadium at Wellington.

Fans were treated to a nail-biting finish as the course of the match swayed from one side to the other until the last ball was bowled. Finally, it was England who held their nerves and ended up on the winning side.

The home side fell short of the required target by just four runs and as the visitors took a 2-1 lead in the series. England, after losing the toss, was put into bat first. It was the case of batsmen getting starts and not able to go on and post substantial scores. The dodgy pitch made it difficult for the batsmen to score at a fair clip.

Captain Eoin Morgan, led the way with his knock of 48. He was well supported by Stokes, Moeen Ali and Buttler lower down the order.

The visitors managed to post a par score of 235 in front of the Kiwis. It was Ish Sodhi who made optimum use of the slow pitch on offer at Wellington. He ended up with three wickets in his quota of 10 overs.

New Zealand chase was one full of ebbs and flows. After the initial flurry from Colin Munro, the match quickly got out of hand for the hosts. The likes of Adil Rashid and Moeen Ali were all over New Zealand as wickets continued to tumble in the middle order.

Captain Kane Williamson was the lone warrior for the Kiwis who scored a splendid century under pressure. He remained unbeaten on 112.

Here’s how Twitter reacted

Kane Williamson while wickets keep falling at the other end.#NZvENG pic.twitter.com/SEurSPHemz

— Nikhil ? (@CricCrazyNIKS) March 3, 2018

Kane Williamson becomes the 5th fastest across all teams to record 5000 runs in ODI cricket #NZvENG

— Cricbuzz (@cricbuzz) March 3, 2018

Jason Roy caught that.
His fingers were under the ball.
Cricket technology on these kind of catches is so flawed & misleading. #NZvENG pic.twitter.com/s7VM4eJvtM

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) March 3, 2018

Dot ball to finish from Woakes!

This defeat will hurt for New Zealand; Williamson with a magnificent knock but they fall short by five runs.

230-8, England lead the series 2-1#NZvENG

— The Cricket Paper (@TheCricketPaper) March 3, 2018

DOT Ball, Woakes win it for England.

Williamson 112 not out#NZvENG

— Cricketopia (@CricketopiaCom) March 3, 2018

https://twitter.com/FlopAkshayKumar/status/969855412513189888

These Eng NZ games are super fun to watch!! Competitive and such old school ODI games!! #NZvENG

— Gaurav Sundararaman (@gaurav_sundar) March 3, 2018

That Williamson hundred will delight @gradecricketer #NZvENG

— Daniel Brettig ? (@danbrettig) March 3, 2018

No one has timed a thing on this pitch, apart from Kane Williamson who is batting like a man with a cock the size of the Pink Panther's tail. #NZvEng #ComeAndHaveAKitKat

— Vithushan Ehantharajah (@Vitu_E) March 3, 2018

https://twitter.com/melhori09/status/969856241504722944

Kane Williamson in tears.
Fought a valiant but lonely battle in the middle but couldn't take NZ over the line.
TAKE. A. BOW.
Shows how passionate and determined cricketer he is.
You should be proud of yourself Kane. #NZvsENG #NZvENG

— Mitul Bora (@Mi2L008) March 3, 2018

That's why we call @imVkohli a greatest chaser #NZvENG #ViratKohli #IPL @vikrantgupta73 @cricketaakash

— Abhi Shukla (@AbhiShu98396953) March 3, 2018

Well that was a bum squeaker #NZvENG

— Paul Connelly (@paulconn6268) March 3, 2018

An innings so bittersweet it should feature in the final episode of #GameOfThrones #NZvENG https://t.co/qCPShZQinz

— Tim Jones (@timjonesbooks) March 3, 2018

So close for our @BLACKCAPS but not to be tonight, credit to @englandcricket.. #NZvENG ??

— Brendon Corlett ?? ???? (@BrendonCorlett1) March 3, 2018

@ujjwalbajaj What a match! #NZvENG Woakes nailed the last over finally, @RCBTweets will be happy. Williamson what a fightback, but fell short of pulling a Kohli. Incredible effort nevertheless. #ENGvsNZ always produce some of the finest thrillers.

— Apurva (@TyposAerOkay) March 3, 2018