Allen error brings up Williamson-Taylor 150 partnership
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Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor steadied New Zealand's innings after a shaky start in their ICC World Cup clash with the West Indies on Saturday, striking up a 150 partnership with a little help from Fabian Allen.
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