NZ rebound to beat Jamaica XI

New Zealand turned the tables on a Jamaica Select XI to pull off a 123 run win just after tea on the third and final day of their three-day tour game at the Trelawny Multi-Purpose Complex here yesterday.
The Jamaicans, chasing a victory target of 214, crashed to 90 all out to give the visitors a moral boosting triumph ahead of the first test match against West Indies at Sabina Park starting on Sunday.
The home side plummeted to 47 for seven at one stage before skipper Paul Palmer attempted to repair the damage with a top score of 43.
Palmer was last to depart trapped lbw to Neil Wagner playing across to a pitched up delivery.
No other Jamaican batsman crossed six runs except for Horace Miller who scored 14 while extras accounted for nine.