New Zealand's Rachin Ravindra hailed the "beauty of cricket" despite a heartbreaking five-run defeat by Australia in the World Cup.
Having been set a massive 389 to win, the Black Caps were agonisingly close to pulling off the second highest one-day international chase in history.
"It's disappointing when it gets that close and you're chasing such a big total and to come up a little bit short," said Ravindra who hit an 89-ball 116.
After Travis Head top scored for Australia and David Warner had made 81, New Zealand battled hard.
Ravindra made his second century, Daryl Mitchell added 54 and Jimmy Neesham supplied a 33-ball fifty.
With a total of 771 runs, it was the highest scoring game at a World Cup.
