Wellington. New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum group match against England on Friday, hitting a new 18-ball half-century has made history. McCullum seven fours and four sixes in his innings fifty fastest half-century in the World Cup, and made a new record figure.

Earlier, the fastest half-century in one-day record of putting his own name. He Steven Finn four sixes and a four by 29 runs in an over. It is the third fastest fifty in ODIs too.

McCullum eight fours and seven sixes off 25 runs off 77 balls bowled have Chris Vaux. The explosive strength of the Kiwi team chasing 123 runs hit 105 runs in seven overs it.