Auckland:World Cup 2015's latest batting records are written. So far in this World Cup, the fastest half-century, the first double century and has become the fastest record of 150 runs. Except for the few games have crossed 300 in the first innings. But Saturday's match was played between New Zealand and Australia, despite low scoring match at this stage, the competition is by far the most exciting match. The game focuses heavily showed bowlers.

New Zealand by 151 runs at Trent Bolt killed five wickets and Australia. Australian pacer Mitchell Stark are not far behind, and only six wickets at 28 runs Jtkkr gave his team almost won the match. But on the first ball of the innings kiwi made an interesting record. Mitchell Johnson, who made 11 runs off the first ball of the cast that record in World Cup history. Never before was not so many runs on the first ball of the innings.

In fact that Johnson was the first ball NB she was cast and the root was surprised by Martin Guptill. NB Due to the free hit the next ball and the batter than the stumps and run out and cannot be way out. Free hit for six by Guptill blew up the fence and thus became the first ball 11 runs.