An Indian team-signed cricket stump used in the one day international v New Zealand at Christchurch in 2009, signatures in black marker pen, the green

An Indian team-signed cricket stump used in the one day international v New Zealand at Christchurch in 2009, signatures in black marker pen, the green ODI stump bearing the National Bank of New Zealand sponsor's logo The umpire calls ''play!'' Your first chance of the evening to acquire one of eleven great lots of India cricket memorabilia. The cricket stump comes with a signed letter of authenticity from Yuvraj Singh. This match was the third One Day International, a day and night game, played at the AMI Stadium, Christchurch, 8th March 2009. India won the match by 58 runs and would eventually win the five match series 3-1. In the Christchurch game India posted a huge total of 392 which included a magnificent innings of 163 from Sachin Tendulkar, who retired hurt in the 45th over having pulled a stomach muscle. This anchor innings allowed the Indian middle order to unleash an onslaught that saw a particularly aggressive innings of 87 from Yuvraj Singh, a 68 from M S Dhoni and late runs from S K Raina, scoring 38 of 22 balls. In what was to be the second highest aggregate runs total in One Day International History, the New Zealand team's reply started with great purpose. An opening stand of 166 between Jesse Ryder, who would go on to score a century, and Brendon McCullum had put the hosts on course at the tiny AMI Stadium. The decisive passage of play for India was the dismissal of New Zealand next five batsmen for just 40 runs between them. The tail wagged with Kyle Mills scoring a half-century but the damage had been done and the home team were dismissed in the 45th over for 334 runs. QUOTE UNQUOTE ''I just wanted to go out and enjoy my game'' Sachin Tendulkar ''We never gave up hope of trying to win'' Brendon McCullum