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Should New Zealand DECLARE ?? - ketchim - 05-23-2015

507 - 8 after 127 overs

New Zealand lead by 118 runs with 2 wickets remaining in the 1st innings


TEA Day 3
New Zealand have kept the board rolling and have a solid lead now.


Re: Should New Zealand DECLARE ?? - ketchim - 05-23-2015

Ball Swinging like a Hammock !

Southee , Boult , Anderson , Henry and Spinner Craig ...


OR BAT out and increase LEAD to about 150 all out !

BJ not out on 47 with only Bould left to bat ..



Re: Should New Zealand DECLARE ?? - chairman - 05-23-2015

bat on


Re: Should New Zealand DECLARE ?? - ketchim - 05-23-2015

127.4
Ali to Watling, flighted, outside off, waits on it and guides the ball wide of slip for another quick single

- that's his half-century -  nicely played, too  8)
 


Re: Should New Zealand DECLARE ?? - ketchim - 05-23-2015

http://www.espncricinfo.com/england-v-new-zealand-2015/content/story/880153.html

Kane Williamson moved to his 10th Test hundred

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Re: Should New Zealand DECLARE ?? - ketchim - 05-23-2015

Stuart Broad replaces Moeen.

England against No. 11 can sometimes be an entertaining fight... Short leg and leg gully in!

Boult to face..


Re: Should New Zealand DECLARE ?? - ketchim - 05-23-2015

Lead of 134

131.2

Broad to Boult, OUT, steps to leg and hoicks the ball skyward, Anderson gives chase towards mid-on... and takes the catch

at full length! Boult dies by the sword, though he nearly got away with it, as Anderson needed two grabs to be sure

Boult c Anderson b Broad  DUCK  :-[



Re: Should New Zealand DECLARE ?? - ketchim - 05-23-2015

5.30pm: Right, well, now the game is afoot. New Zealand have a lead of 134, which is certainly very handy.

England took the last seven wickets for 120 but the foundation provided by New Zealand's top four has put them in a strong position

- particularly with conditions for bowling looking pretty favourable. They'll be hunting poles this evening.

Still 30-odd overs in the day, at least in theory.