Published 1 year ago

Anderson strikes early after England declare at 435-8 v New Zealand

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England's first innings closed at 435 for eight on day two of the second test against New Zealand in Wellington. James Anderson took two quick wickets after captain Ben Stokes declared the tourists' first innings. New Zealand were 12 for two at lunch, with Tom Latham seven not out and Will Young on one.

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BBC News

England's progress checked by weather - day two as it happened

Relive the best bits of day two of the second Test between England and New Zealand at the Basin Reserve, Wellington.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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The Hindu

Brook, Root put England in charge against New Zealand

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NDTV

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1 year ago·New Delhi, India

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Channel News Asia

Anderson strikes early after England declare at 435-8 v New Zealand

England paceman James Anderson grabbed two quick wickets after captain Ben Stokes declared the tourists' first innings closed at 435 for eight on day two of the second test against New Zealand in Wellington on Saturday.New Zealand were 12 for two at lunch at the Basin Reserve, with Tom Latham seven not ou

1 year ago·Singapore

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Evening Standard

Barnstorming Brook and Root ride to England rescue against New Zealand

Incredible stand averts early danger and leaves the tourists in an almost unassailable position

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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The West Australian

Anderson strikes early after England declare against NZ

James Anderson has made good on another enterprising declaration from Ben Stokes, snapping up two wickets before lunch as England cranked up the pressure on NZ.

1 year ago

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