article_snippet: Martin Guptill became the first man to score a double hundred in a Cricket World Cup knockout match after propelling New Zealand to a massive first-innings lead in New Zealand quarter-final against West Indies.
article_snippet: After posting the highest individual score in a World Cup match, Martin Guptill left Martin Guptill team in an extremely strong position to win as they reached 393 for six.
article_snippet: Martin Guptill was undoubtedly the star of the opening innings - but Martin Guptill was given an extra life in the very first over.
article_snippet: Martin Guptill then survived two appeals for lbw, chipping away at lbw in between times, and Martin Guptill remained in place after West Indies claimed their second wicket in the 16th over.
article_snippet: Meanwhile Martin Guptill was moving towards Martin Guptill half-century and reached Martin Guptill with a single from the last ball of the 20th over to put New Zealand on 105 for two.
article_snippet: Martin Guptill was perhaps guilty of ball-watching when Ross Taylor was run out for 42 but, despite the fact the mistake would likely be overlooked due to Martin Guptill heroics, Martin Guptill made sure to atone for the mistake by reaching Martin Guptill second 150 in ODIs with a single off Sulieman Benn.
article_snippet: Then, from the first ball of the 48th over, Martin Guptill drilled Russell's delivery to long-off for a four that made World Cup history.
article_snippet: Of the two sixes Martin Guptill hit in the final over, one travelled over 110 metres to end up on the roof of the stadium, and Martin Guptill left the field to a standing ovation.
highlights_snippet: Martin Guptill became first man to score double hundred in knockout game at the tournament .
  