New Zealand Men V England Men - 2nd Test
NZ
278 (93.3)
256/8 (124.4)
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ENG
307 (96.5 ov)
352/9d (106.4 ov)
CR:2.05
| Day 5
Match Drawn
MATCH DETAILS
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Venue
Hagley Oval, Christchurch
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Series
New Zealand v England Tests
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Toss
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Umpire
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Match Referee
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Man of the Match
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New Zealand Men
| Jeet Raval |
| Tom Latham |
| Kane Williamson (c) |
| Ross Taylor |
| Henry Nicholls |
| BJ Watling (wk) |
| Colin de Grandhomme |
| Tim Southee |
| Neil Wagner |
| Ish Sodhi |
| Trent Boult |
England Men
| Alastair Cook |
| Mark Stoneman |
| James Vince |
| Joe Root (c) |
| Dawid Malan |
| Ben Stokes |
| Jonny Bairstow (wk) |
| Stuart Broad |
| Mark Wood |
| Jack Leach |
| James Anderson |
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Over 125. no runs. Bowler: Joe Root. New Zealand: 8-256(rr 2.05)
124.4 Joe Root to Neil Wagner
OUT! Caught. Verified by umpire after REFERRAL. Joe Root to Neil Wagner. Off break length ball, outside off stump on the front foot defending, bat-pad, fielded by Vince. Massive drama! What an innings from Neil Wagner. He is originally given out LBW by the onfield umpire, but he reivews instantly. Massive inside edge, but it was caught in close at silly point, so he has to go anyway!As Tim Southee starts to walk out onto the field, the umpires say that the light is not good enough to continue, so New Zealand have done it! What an incredible Test match. Grit, determination, and bravery from the New Zealand lower order. England tried everything, but could not get across the line.A thrilling series, but New Zealand win it 1-0.
124.3 Joe Root to Neil Wagner
Joe Root to Neil Wagner. Off break length ball, middle stump on the front foot defending, inside edge to square leg for no runs, fielded by Leach.
124.2 Joe Root to Neil Wagner
Joe Root to Neil Wagner. Off break length ball, outside off stump on the front foot defending, to silly point for no runs, fielded by Stokes.
124.1 Joe Root to Neil Wagner
Joe Root to Neil Wagner. Off break length ball, outside off stump on the back foot defending, to silly point for no runs, fielded by Stokes.