Corey Anderson of New Zealand celebrates scoring the fastest 100 runs in history. Photo / Getty Images
The Black Caps reaching the Cricket World Cup final for the first shouldn't come as a surprise to New Zealand fans going on the records the current side have broken in recent times.
With so many special performances after the other it's easy to forget of the remarkable innings or
victories in both the test and ODI arenas since Mike Hesson took over as coach.
Under Hesson New Zealand have played 56 ODIs winning 30 with 20 defeats, one tie and five no results. New Zealand have beaten every nation at least once since Hesson took over and the only team they have a losing record against is Bangladesh (1 win - 4 defeats).
List of records and achievements since Hesson took over
ODIs
First series win in South Africa
World's fastest ODI century - Corey Anderson - 36 balls - 2014
Most consecutive tons - Ross Taylor 3 - 2014
World sixth wicket partnership - Grant Elliott and Luke Ronchi 267* v Sri Lanka 2015
Fastest New Zealander to 5000 runs - Ross Taylor
Fastest New Zealander to 3000 runs - Martin Guptill
Highest World Cup individual score - Martin Guptill - 237* v West Indies 2015 World Cup
New Zealand's best ODI bowling figures - Tim Southee 7-33 v England 2015 World Cup
Most consecutive World Cup wins for NZ - 8
First World Cup final appearance
