Fleming ton sees New Zealand home against Bangladesh

ST JOHN'S, Antigua, April 2, 2007 (AFP) - New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming's 102 not out set the seal on a comprehensive nine wicket victory against Bangladesh in the World Cup Super Eights match here Monday as his side moved a step nearer the semi-finals. Bangladesh next play South Africa in Guyana on Saturday with New Zealand taking on Ireland there Monday.
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Together with Hamish Marshall, who made 50 not out, he shared an unbroken second wicket stand of 134 at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium.
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Marshall's six off Mohammad Ashraful saw New Zealand win with more than 20 overs to spare.

Fleming's 90-ball innings, which featured three sixes and 10 fours, was only his eighth century in 275 one-day internationals. Marshall faced 54 balls with one six and two fours.

Victory left New Zealand, who carried forward two points for a win over fellow Group C qualifiers England, level at the top of the standings on six points with world champions Australia.

The Black Caps' second win in the Super Eights, after a seven-wicket defeat of hosts West Indies on Thursday, was set up by a fine bowling display that saw Bangladesh bundled out for 174.

Jacob Oram (three for 30) made the initial breakthrough with two top order wickets and a run out befo