Brendon McCullum bowed out from one-day international cricket with a series victory as New Zealand beat Australia by 55 runs in Hamilton to retain the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy. McCullum crunched 47 from 27 balls in his 260th and final ODI to help propel the Black Caps to 223-4 in the 41st over, before a dramatic collapse saw the home side lose their last six wickets for 23 runs in 30 deliveries and crumble to 246 all out.Australia suffered a meltdown of their own, though, to slip from 153-4 to 191 all out in 43.4 overs - Matt Henry (3-60) the pick of the bowlers - as New Zealand sealed a 2-1 win.McCullum will get the chance to end his international career with Test glory, too, when he leads his team into the two-game Trans Tasman Trophy series against Australia, starting at Wellingtons Basin Reserve on Friday.Brendon McCullum hit a quick-fire 47 in his final ODI The 34-year-old smoked three sixes in his knock - taking his career total in ODIs to 200, a tally only bettered by Shahid Afridi (351), Sanath Jayasuriya (270) and Chris Gayle (238) - during an opening stand of 84 in 9.3 overs with Martin Guptill (59) after the Black Caps were asked to bat.McCullum - who made his ODI debut against Australia at the SCG in 2002 - perished three runs shy of a 33rd fifty after splicing Mitchell Marsh (3-34) down the ground, the skipper receiving a rapturous ovation from the Seddon Park crowd as he strode off.New Zealand continued to tick along thereafter but when Josh Hazlewood (2-45) ended a patient 52-run stand between Grant Elliott (50) and Corey Anderson (27) by having the latter caught at long-on, the hosts lower order wilted.Mitchell Marsh shrieks at his unfortunate dismissal Henry flourished with the ball for the Black Caps, though, surpassing 50 ODI scalps in his 23rd game - a record only beaten by Sri Lanka spinner Ajantha Mendis 19 matches - as he dismissed David Warner, George Bailey and Marsh.Mitchell Marsh was dismissed against New Zealand only after the on-field officials saw a reply of the ball hitting his foot on the big screen. Marshs exit was controversial, however, with the 24-year-old given out caught and bowled smashing into his toe on 41 after the on-field officials went to the third umpire having seen a replay of the incident on the big screen.McCullum showed his expertise in the field, too, catching Adam Zampa at slip to get Australia nine-down, before Henry Nicholls ran out last man Scott Boland from point to send his skipper out on a high.I have been incredibly lucky to play for 14 years with some great blokes and make some good friends, not just in New Zealand but in other countries as well, said McCullum. 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Ill get a scan tomorrow, he told Fox Sports during the game.Down 12-6 at halftime, Sims kicked off his game-changing spurt in the 49th minute, trampling over James Maloney and offloading for Mitch Rein to level the scores.The former Newcastle forward then gave his team the lead when he pounced on a Gareth Widdop grubber in the 54th minute, before powering over from close range.A Ricky Leutele try and Maloney penalty reduced the gap to six with 10 minutes to play, however the Dragons held on for one of their most-impressive wins of the season.The 32 points is a season-high, while it is also the first time in five weeks they have scored more than two tries.The Dragons made their intentions clear from the kickoff, twice shifting wide in a set that also included two offlloads and ended in an attacking position.dddddddddddd.In an end-to-end opening to the match, Chad Townsend and Josh Dugan traded try-saving efforts before Benji Marshall chipped early in the tackle count for Euan Aitken to score.The best try of the night went to Sharks fullback Ben Barba, who finished off a 95-metre effort that began with winger Sosaia Feki streaking away after an early shift in front of their own sticks.Feki failed to come out of the sheds in the second half after succumbing to a groin injury, while forward Jesse Sene-Lefao could find himself in trouble for a high shot in the 52nd minute.Dragons coach Paul McGregor lauded Sims impact on the match, however he is resigned to losing him after he suffered an ankle injury late in the game.Tariqs been really good for us since hes been here. Hes played back row and middle, but Tariq going forward, is definitely a middle player, he said.As soon as he came on he made immediate impact. He played long minutes there. Unfortunately he got a strain in the ankle there late in the game.Well get it checked and hopefully it wont keep him out for many games.Sharks coach Shane Flanagan likened his teams poor form to Brisbanes mid-season slide and denied it was panic stations at the club but remained confident of turning it around.Were not playing good footy at the moment. Weve had boys at Origin, a couple of quick turnarounds and were a bit busted at the moment, he said.Now weve got a nine-day turnaround, were looking forward to that. Its similar to the Broncos, all teams go through it. Some things just arent working for us like they were earlier in the year.Well work really hard to find it. ' ' '