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New Zealand 36-3 Chasing 254 After England Removes Williamson Late on Day Two
England set a target of 254 after a late collapse, and New Zealand finished day two at 36-3 on a bowler-friendly Lord’s pitch.
- On Friday, New Zealand reached 36-3 at Lord's, chasing 254 runs for victory against England after day two of the test match.
- New Zealand's first innings concluded at 113, conceding a 27-run lead to England, who reached 226 in their second innings behind 57 runs from opening batter Emilio Gay.
- A total of 33 wickets have fallen in 137.2 overs with no spinners claiming a wicket; after 16 wickets fell on day one, the second day saw 17 taken.
- England dismissed captain Tom Latham, Kane Williamson, and nightwatchman Will Rourke in the final hour, with Josh Tongue claiming Williamson's wicket just 10 minutes before stumps.
- Devon Conway will restart the innings on Saturday at 12, though rain is in the forecast for the day and threatens to disrupt play.
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