1st Test: England vs New Zealand at Lord's

dillinger10 · 05-21-2015, 03:10 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

#41
141 after 34

Latham 56*

#42
148 - 1

34.6
Ali to Latham, played back, it slides up the slope, strikes the pad and given out lbw! There's the breakthrough,

Latham playing back when he should have been forward, trying to flick to leg, it skipped on a bit and caught the front pad
half-way up going on to hit a good clunk of leg stump, umpire Ravi gave it out straightaway

Latham lbw b Ali 59

#43
35.2
Broad to Guptill, wider ball on a full length, Guptill seems to leather a drive but is caught in the covers !

Ballance, dying on him, solid catch

Guptill c Ballance b Broad 70

#44
245 - 2 after 60 overs

kane 54 * Ross 31*

#45
270 - 2 after 69

Kane 72*

#46
303 - 2 after 77 overs

Kane 928 Ross 47*

Stumps Day 2

#47
What about Woods NO ball ?  How did the Fans react to Guptil being out 

#48
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Woods looked ok but, for me, he offered no more than Jordan.
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Having 2 debutants in..... while Jordan sit is a strange strategy.

Lets see how it pans out in 3rd and 4the Innings !

#49
424 - 5 after 106 overs

Kane  120*

104.2
Wood to Anderson, OUT, banged in down the leg side, Anderson fends at it... and Buttler takes another brilliant catch diving

to his right! Just a flick of glove on the delivery but umpire Ravi spotted it.
  CJ Anderson c †Buttler b Wood 9 (20b 2x4 0x6) SR: 45.00
 

#50
474 - 7

119.3
Ali to Craig, OUT, but this is straighter and given out lbw! This also ran down the hill but from a straighter line. Craig reviews.

It was definitely pad first, well away from the inside edge, caught him on the knee roll, question is probably whether it's high or not and Hawk Eye has it taking a big chunk of the bails, umpire's call but more than fair enough. Live time it looked dead

Craig lbw b Ali  DUCK

 
119.1
Ali to Williamson, OUT, forward, Williamson goes to flick it leg side and misses, initial appeal for lbw and also a cry for a catch at short leg,

either way this is given out! I think lbw because it was pretty straight and I didn't think there was any bat involved.

But I am corrected by Real Time Snicko that indicates a thin edge onto the pad that popped up to Ballance at backward short leg

Kane Williamson c Ballance b Ali  132              (262b 15x4 0x6) SR: 50.38
 

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