Boult destroys powerful Australia batting lineup

By John Mehaffey AUCKLAND (Reuters) - New Zealand pace bowler Trent Boult destroyed a powerful Australia batting lineup with an astonishing display of left-arm swing bowling in the cricket World Cup Pool A match at EdenPark on Saturday. Boult captured five wickets for one run during his second spell to help reduce Australia to 151 all out from 32.2 overs before a noisy capacity crowd of 40,000 on a glorious summer's day. There was no hint of what was to follow when Tim Southee conceded 15 runs off the first over of the day after Michael Clarke, returning from injury, had won the toss and opted to bat. David Warner slashed a six off Southee's second over the short third man boundary and Aaron Finch struck the pace bowler over mid-on into the stands off the third.
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