2nd Test: England vs New Zealand at Headingley

dillinger10 · 05-29-2015, 06:49 AM · 3 people reading this discussion

#161
193 - 8

73.1
Williamson to Broad, dragged on! Williamson again! What a day he is having.

A shorter delivery outside off, Broad looking to force it through the off side and can only manage to bottom edge it into the stumps

Broad  b Williamson 23 (35b 5x4 0x6) SR: 65.71
 

#162
This should've been a longer series !!!

#163
Day 5 - Session 3

76.4  Boult to Buttler, FOUR, fuller length and this is driven handsomely through cover, nice timing
 

#164
230 - 8

England require another 225 runs with 2 wickets remaining

Current partnership 42 runs, 10.1 overs, RR: 4.13 (Buttler 24, Wood 17)


81.4  Southee to Buttler, FOUR, fuller ball a foot wide of off stump, this is pleasantly driven through cover, timed nicely   
81.2  Southee to Buttler, FOUR

#165
230 - 9

85.4
Southee to Wood, touch fuller, a tighter line too, draws Wood forward who edges to second slip!

Solid catch taken and the new ball does the trick with Southee coming up with a nice delivery.

Wood c Craig b Southee 17 (7m 40b 2x4 0x6) SR: 42.50
 

#166
255 - 10

New Zealand win by 199 runs

71.5
Craig to Buttler, length aorund off stump, left alone, oh dear it's the arm ball and given out lbw! That will do it.

Buttler may as well review but this looks dead and indeed Hawk Eye has it going on to hit off stump

Buttler lbw b Craig 73

#167
It's all over at Headingley. A magnificent 199-run win for New Zealand, with England all out for 255. Series squared.

#168
An excellent series, a shame it was only two Tests. A lot of highs and lows, ebbs and flows. Every session was riveting cricket.  I would have loved to have seen a five-Test series between these two. 

#169
yes...very decent series!

#170
Pathetic Poms throw away two wickets without playing a stroke!  :'(    Need to play more, not less, T20.    Wink

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