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Seddon Park, Hamilton
, Nov 29, 2019
375&241/2 (75.0)
476
New Zealand drew with England
% Chance to Win
NZ
ENG
DRAW
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NZ 375/10
Top Batsmen
Top Bowlers
ENG 476/10
NZ 241/2
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Right! A tour which had a lot of expectations, could not quite turn up the way it was advertised. The T20Is were a superhit but the Tests were very dull, except that final day of the first Test. However, the next two series which these two teams play promise much more excitement - New Zealand in Australia and England in South Africa. There will be the India-West Indies series as well in between. So you see, there is plenty of cricket to come before the year ends. For now, we just take a short break. See you soon. ADIOS! TAKE CARE!
Kane Williamson is handed the series trophy and that is yet another victory for New Zealand at home! Their 5th successive series win, beating West Indies, England (2017), Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and now England again. Good confidence heading into Australia.
New Zealand captain, Kane Williamson, is happy with the fight shown by his side in spite of losing the toss. Admits that the surface here was a tough one, not quite breaking up as much as they expected and also laments the time lost due to the weather. But putting it from the players' perspective, he lauds the intent from his team, with bowlers wanting to bowl in tough conditions even when nothing was going their way. Is looking forward to an exciting tour of Australia. Praises Daryl Mitchell for his contribution on debut and also Matt Henry for slotting in nicely. On their upcoming tour of Australia, Williamson admits that his side will have to adapt to some new challenges in that country.
England captain, Joe Root now, talking as a skipper. Is disappointed with the game being abandoned early and also with the pitch not quite opening up, but is happy with the bowling last evening and this morning. Is pleased with his young side which is always wanting to learn. Believes that if they keep up this consistency, they can become a side hard to beat. Admits that on flat pitches, it becomes difficult to pick wickets and not let shoulders droop. But also feels that England have learnt a lot in this series and can take a lot of positives to their next tour of South Africa. Reckons that the players are extremely lucky to have a support staff like the one currently.
NEIL WAGNER HAS BEEN NAMED THE MAN OF THE SERIES. 2 consecutive 5-wicket hauls. No interview.
ENGLAND CAPTAIN, JOE ROOT, HAS BEEN NAMED THE MAN OF THE MATCH. Says that it felt good to score a century after 15 innings. On the areas he was working on during his lean run, Root says that he worked on small technical things, like position at the crease and so on. On the match, he is glad to have contributed and believes that his team was in a position to force a result but could not quite do it. Feels the pitch did not break up as much as they expected it to but praises his bowlers and his batsmen for coming back from the big first match defeat.
Coming to the Black Caps - they will grab more eyeballs than the SA-Eng series. They travel across the Tasman to meet arch rivals Australia in a series, which could perhaps decide the second World Test Championship finalist. It is almost taken for granted that India will breeze through the group stages and end on top but by the looks of it, one of either Australia or New Zealand would meet them in the final. This series will go a long way in deciding that. The Kiwis have won just one Test series in Australia - way back in 1985/86 but one will agree that of all the NZ teams to have visited Australia in the last 30 years, this one is certainly the best. No disrespect to the rest. Please stay tuned for the presentation.
To sum up the tour, clearly England have a lot of work to do with their bowling. Their batting still looks decent but they lack penetrating bowlers except for Stuart Broad. They now travel to South Africa, where they should find conducive pitches to bowling. But do they have bowlers back home to exploit those? They have not lost a Test series in the rainbow nation since 1999 - so history holds them in good stead.
Was there a chance with the Black Caps at 28/2 and trailing by 73 on Day 4? Definitely. Was there a chance on the morning of Day 5? For sure. But England messed up whatever chances they had, dropping catches and missing run outs. As a result, a masterclass was witnessed from Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor, both scoring centuries and racking up an unbeaten partnership of 213 till rain helped the bowlers by coming in post Lunch.
Perhaps choosing to field was the right call from Joe Root. In reply to NZ's 375, his own team managed 476 with the skipper himself coming back to form in style, amassing his third double century. Do not forget the contributions of Rory Burns and Ollie Pope.
A bit of a disappointing pitch from a spectator's and player's point of view. A batsman's paradise - yes. As many as 5 centuries. But look at the bowling strike rate - 100.09! A deathbed for the bowlers as all struggled. Yes, Wagner did get a 5-fer, Broad did get a 4-fer but at what cost? Heavy. The batsmen enjoyed, albeit scoring at an attritional rate but that hardly mattered in this Test.
Sigh. This was coming, wasn't it? THE GAME HAS BEEN ABANDONED AND THE SECOND TEST ENDS IN A DRAW. The umpires had a look at the ground and seeing the puddles forming, there was no way we could have had a resumption soon. Given the rain forecast, this was always on the cards but who knows, if England had held on to their catches this morning, would they have been in with a chance for a win? Ifs and buts are nothing but whims and fancies...
3.15 pm local update (0215 GMT) - Called off? Don't think so. It is raining, no one can win, no one can lose, why can't common sense be used? Paul Wilson and Kumar Dharmasena have a chat with one another, then the groundstaff and then with the captains. But no handshakes. So no official confirmation yet. But we are not far from an abandonment. We are hearing that there will be an official announcement at 4 pm local (0300 GMT). Cannot promise any positive news. Just delaying the inevitable...
3 pm local update (0200 GMT) - Rain, rain and more rain. We are hearing that the umpires could take a call at 3.15 pm local time. Would that be a call off? Don't see this rain stopping any time soon.
2.30 pm local update (0130 GMT) - Nothing much to update. If any, the rain has gotten heavier and looks set to reside. Hopefully, we get some news soon.
1.55 pm local update (0055 GMT) - Drip, drip, drip. The drizzle has begun. And now, it has increased. The rain is falling properly. Williamson and Taylor shake hands and the players go off the field. It is not too heavy right now, with only the main square being covered. But the forecast looks pretty grim. Please stay tuned for updates.
74.6
0
Joe Root To Ross Taylor
Full and around off, well defended.
74.5
0
Joe Root To Ross Taylor
Punched off the back foot by the batsman.
74.4
6
Joe Root To Ross Taylor
SIX! Another massive hit and there comes the century! His 19th in Tests. Full and outside off, Rosco gets down and mows the slog sweep again, well over mid-wicket! He really likes this venue. 1066 runs in Tests here, at an average of 56.10, with 6 centuries and 2 fifties in 23 innings. Gets it in the nick of time too, with the heavens about to open up.
74.3
6
Joe Root To Ross Taylor
SIX! 99 is the score for Rosco! Full and around middle, Taylor gets down and slog sweeps it over mid-wicket. There is a man in the deep but it does not matter as the ball sails over!
74.2
4
Joe Root To Ross Taylor
FOUR! THRASH! Into the 90s! Full and around off, Taylor gets down and mows the slog sweep over mid-wicket for a boundary! 200-RUN STAND IS UP AS WELL!
74.1
0
Joe Root To Ross Taylor
ALMOST A CATCH! Full on middle and leg, Taylor looks to flick but the bat hits the ground and the ball flies towards short mid-wicket. Rory Burns dives to his left but the ball falls short of him.
Over 74 : 225/2
5 Runs
- 173.1
- 173.2
- 073.3
- 273.4
- 173.5
- 073.6
K. Williamson
104 (234)
R. Taylor
89 (180)
J. Denly
9-1-27-0
73.6
0
Joe Denly To Kane Williamson
Full and around off, Williamson lunges and smothers it.
73.5
1
Joe Denly To Ross Taylor
Very full, outside off, drilled through the covers for one.
73.4
2
Joe Denly To Ross Taylor
Full and outside off, Rosco gets down and laps it through fine leg for a couple.
73.3
0
Joe Denly To Ross Taylor
Short now, outside off, cut straight to backward point.
73.2
1
Joe Denly To Kane Williamson
Floated generously outside off, pushed through the covers for a run.
73.1
1
Joe Denly To Ross Taylor
Full and around off, eased through the covers for a single.
Over 73 : 220/2
7 Runs
- 1 B 72.1
- 072.2
- 272.3
- 072.4
- 472.5
- 072.6
K. Williamson
103 (232)
R. Taylor
85 (176)
J. Root
3-1-7-0
72.6
0
Joe Root To Kane Williamson
Another one on the pads, flicked towards the leg side.
72.5
4
Joe Root To Kane Williamson
FOUR! 100 for Kane Williamson! He has surely been lucky to get to this milestone but a man makes his own luck. Floated on middle and off, Williamson gets down on one knee and sweeps this one through backward square leg for a boundary. This is the Kiwi skipper's 21st Test hundred but this should be counted among his lucky ones.
75 OV
16 Runs
J. Root
to
R. Taylor
- 074.1
- 474.2
- 674.3
- 674.4
- 074.5
- 074.6
74 OV
5 Runs
J. Denly
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 173.1
- 173.2
- 073.3
- 273.4
- 173.5
- 073.6
73 OV
7 Runs
J. Root
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 1 B 72.1
- 072.2
- 272.3
- 072.4
- 472.5
- 072.6
72 OV
2 Runs
J. Denly
to
K. Williamson
R. Taylor
- 071.1
- 071.2
- 071.3
- 171.4
- 171.5
- 071.6
71 OV
0 Runs
J. Root
to
R. Taylor
- 070.1
- 070.2
- 070.3
- 070.4
- 070.5
- 070.6
70 OV
9 Runs
B. Stokes
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 069.1
- 169.2
- 069.3
- 469.4
- 069.5
- 469.6
69 OV
1 Runs
J. Root
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 068.1
- 068.2
- 068.3
- 068.4
- 168.5
- 068.6
68 OV
4 Runs
B. Stokes
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 167.1
- 067.2
- 167.3
- 1 WD 67.4
- 167.4
- 067.5
- 067.6
67 OV
2 Runs
S. Curran
to
K. Williamson
- 066.1
- 066.2
- 266.3
- 066.4
- 066.5
- 066.6
66 OV
5 Runs
B. Stokes
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 065.1
- 065.2
- 065.3
- 165.4
- 065.5
- 2 NB 65.6
- 265.6
65 OV
4 Runs
S. Curran
to
K. Williamson
- 064.1
- 064.2
- 064.3
- 064.4
- 464.5
- 064.6
64 OV
2 Runs
J. Denly
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 063.1
- 063.2
- 063.3
- 063.4
- 163.5
- 163.6
63 OV
1 Runs
S. Curran
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 162.1
- 062.2
- 062.3
- 062.4
- 062.5
- 062.6
62 OV
4 Runs
J. Denly
to
K. Williamson
- 061.1
- 061.2
- 061.3
- 261.4
- 061.5
- 261.6
61 OV
1 Runs
C. Woakes
to
K. Williamson
- 060.1
- 060.2
- 060.3
- 060.4
- 060.5
- 160.6
60 OV
1 Runs
J. Denly
to
K. Williamson
R. Taylor
- 159.1
- 059.2
- 059.3
- 059.4
- 059.5
- 059.6
59 OV
2 Runs
C. Woakes
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 058.1
- 158.2
- 058.3
- 058.4
- 158.5
- 058.6
58 OV
3 Runs
J. Denly
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 057.1
- 057.2
- 157.3
- 057.4
- 057.5
- 257.6
57 OV
0 Runs
C. Woakes
to
K. Williamson
- 056.1
- 056.2
- 056.3
- 056.4
- 056.5
- 056.6
56 OV
8 Runs
J. Denly
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 155.1
- 155.2
- 155.3
- 155.4
- 055.5
- 455.6
55 OV
1 Runs
C. Woakes
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 154.1
- 054.2
- 054.3
- 054.4
- 054.5
- 054.6
54 OV
2 Runs
J. Denly
to
K. Williamson
- 053.1
- 053.2
- 053.3
- 053.4
- 053.5
- 253.6
53 OV
3 Runs
J. Archer
to
K. Williamson
R. Taylor
- 152.1
- 152.2
- 052.3
- 152.4
- 052.5
- 052.6
52 OV
3 Runs
S. Broad
to
K. Williamson
R. Taylor
- 051.1
- 051.2
- 151.3
- 051.4
- 151.5
- 151.6
51 OV
0 Runs
J. Archer
to
R. Taylor
- 050.1
- 050.2
- 050.3
- 050.4
- 050.5
- 050.6
50 OV
1 Runs
S. Broad
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 149.1
- 049.2
- 049.3
- 049.4
- 049.5
- 049.6
49 OV
2 Runs
J. Archer
to
K. Williamson
R. Taylor
- 048.1
- 148.2
- 148.3
- 048.4
- 048.5
- 048.6
48 OV
3 Runs
S. Broad
to
K. Williamson
R. Taylor
- 147.1
- 047.2
- 047.3
- 147.4
- 047.5
- 147.6
47 OV
2 Runs
J. Archer
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 146.1
- 046.2
- 046.3
- 046.4
- 046.5
- 146.6
46 OV
3 Runs
S. Broad
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 045.1
- 045.2
- 045.3
- 345.4
- 045.5
- 045.6
45 OV
1 Runs
J. Archer
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 044.1
- 044.2
- 044.3
- 044.4
- 144.5
- 044.6
44 OV
9 Runs
B. Stokes
to
R. Taylor
- 043.1
- 043.2
- 443.3
- 443.4
- 043.5
- 143.6
43 OV
10 Runs
S. Curran
to
K. Williamson
R. Taylor
- 442.1
- 042.2
- 442.3
- 142.4
- 042.5
- 142.6
42 OV
8 Runs
B. Stokes
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 141.1
- 141.2
- 441.3
- 141.4
- 141.5
- 041.6
41 OV
2 Runs
S. Curran
to
K. Williamson
- 040.1
- 040.2
- 040.3
- 040.4
- 040.5
- 240.6
40 OV
1 Runs
B. Stokes
to
K. Williamson
R. Taylor
- 039.1
- 039.2
- 039.3
- 039.4
- 139.5
- 039.6
39 OV
10 Runs
S. Curran
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 438.1
- 038.2
- 1 LB 38.3
- 138.4
- 438.5
- 038.6
38 OV
4 Runs
B. Stokes
to
K. Williamson
- 037.1
- 037.2
- 037.3
- 037.4
- 037.5
- 437.6
37 OV
0 Runs
S. Curran
to
R. Taylor
- 036.1
- 036.2
- 036.3
- 036.4
- 036.5
- 036.6
36 OV
1 Runs
B. Stokes
to
R. Taylor
- 035.1
- 035.2
- 035.3
- 035.4
- 035.5
- 135.6
35 OV
2 Runs
S. Curran
to
K. Williamson
- 034.1
- 034.2
- 234.3
- 034.4
- 034.5
- 034.6
34 OV
5 Runs
B. Stokes
to
K. Williamson
R. Taylor
- 033.1
- 033.2
- 133.3
- 033.4
- 433.5
- 033.6
33 OV
0 Runs
J. Denly
to
R. Taylor
- 032.1
- 032.2
- 032.3
- 032.4
- 032.5
- 032.6
32 OV
1 Runs
B. Stokes
to
R. Taylor
- 031.1
- 031.2
- 031.3
- 031.4
- 031.5
- 131.6
31 OV
2 Runs
C. Woakes
to
K. Williamson
R. Taylor
- 130.1
- 030.2
- 130.3
- 030.4
- 030.5
- 030.6
30 OV
4 Runs
B. Stokes
to
R. Taylor
- 029.1
- 029.2
- 029.3
- 029.4
- 029.5
- 429.6
29 OV
4 Runs
C. Woakes
to
K. Williamson
R. Taylor
- 028.1
- 028.2
- 028.3
- 328.4
- 028.5
- 128.6
28 OV
1 Runs
B. Stokes
to
K. Williamson
R. Taylor
- 027.1
- 027.2
- 127.3
- 027.4
- 127.5
- 027.6
27 OV
2 Runs
S. Curran
to
K. Williamson
R. Taylor
- 026.1
- 026.2
- 1 WD 26.3
- 126.3
- 026.4
- 026.5
- 026.6
26 OV
6 Runs
B. Stokes
to
R. Taylor
- 425.1
- 025.2
- 025.3
- 025.4
- 025.5
- 225.6
25 OV
1 Runs
S. Curran
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 024.1
- 024.2
- 124.3
- 024.4
- 024.5
- 024.6
24 OV
0 Runs
B. Stokes
to
K. Williamson
- 023.1
- 023.2
- 023.3
- 023.4
- 023.5
- 023.6
23 OV
6 Runs
S. Curran
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 022.1
- 022.2
- 122.3
- 1 B 22.4
- 422.5
- 022.6
22 OV
4 Runs
S. Broad
to
K. Williamson
- 021.1
- 021.2
- 021.3
- 421.4
- 021.5
- 021.6
21 OV
6 Runs
S. Curran
to
K. Williamson
R. Taylor
- 120.1
- 220.2
- 020.3
- 020.4
- 1 WD 20.5
- 020.5
- 220.6
20 OV
4 Runs
J. Archer
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 019.1
- 119.2
- 019.3
- 019.4
- 219.5
- 119.6
19 OV
0 Runs
S. Curran
to
K. Williamson
- 018.1
- 018.2
- 018.3
- 018.4
- 018.5
- 018.6
18 OV
2 Runs
J. Archer
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 017.1
- 1 LB 17.2
- 017.3
- 117.4
- 017.5
- 017.6
17 OV
0 Runs
C. Woakes
to
K. Williamson
- 016.1
- 016.2
- 016.3
- 016.4
- 016.5
- 016.6
16 OV
1 Runs
J. Archer
to
K. Williamson
R. Taylor
- 015.1
- 015.2
- 015.3
- 015.4
- 115.5
- 015.6
15 OV
1 Runs
C. Woakes
to
K. Williamson
R. Taylor
- 114.1
- 014.2
- 014.3
- 014.4
- 014.5
- 014.6
14 OV
5 Runs
J. Archer
to
K. Williamson
- 013.1
- 013.2
- 013.3
- 013.4
- 413.5
- 113.6
13 OV
0 Runs
C. Woakes
to
R. Taylor
- 012.1
- 012.2
- 012.3
- 012.4
- 012.5
- 012.6
12 OV
3 Runs
J. Archer
to
R. Taylor
K. Williamson
- 211.1
- 1 LB 11.2
- 011.3
- 011.4
- 011.5
- 011.6
11 OV
1 Runs
C. Woakes
to
R. Taylor
- 010.1
- 010.2
- 010.3
- 010.4
- 010.5
- 110.6
10 OV
4 Runs
J. Archer
to
K. Williamson
- 09.1
- 09.2
- 09.3
- 09.4
- 49.5
- 09.6
9 OV
0 Runs
C. Woakes
to
T. Latham
- 08.1
- 08.2
- 08.3
- 08.4
- 08.5
- W 8.6
8 OV
2 Runs
J. Archer
to
K. Williamson
- 27.1
- 07.2
- 07.3
- 07.4
- 07.5
- 07.6
7 OV
8 Runs
S. Broad
to
T. Latham
- 06.1
- 26.2
- 26.3
- 46.4
- 06.5
- 06.6
6 OV
5 Runs
S. Curran
to
T. Latham
K. Williamson
- 05.1
- 05.2
- 05.3
- 35.4
- 25.5
- 05.6
5 OV
1 Runs
S. Broad
to
T. Latham
K. Williamson
- 14.1
- 04.2
- 04.3
- 04.4
- 04.5
- 04.6
4 OV
2 Runs
S. Curran
to
K. Williamson
- 03.1
- 03.2
- 03.3
- 03.4
- 03.5
- 23.6
3 OV
4 Runs
S. Broad
to
T. Latham
- 02.1
- 42.2
- 02.3
- 02.4
- 02.5
- 02.6
2 OV
5 Runs
S. Curran
to
T. Latham
J. Raval
K. Williamson
- 11.1
- W 1.2
- 01.3
- 01.4
- 01.5
- 41.6
1 OV
1 Runs
S. Broad
to
T. Latham
J. Raval
- 00.1
- 00.2
- 00.3
- 00.4
- 10.5
- 00.6
Match Info
- Venue Seddon Park, Hamilton
- Weather Rainy
- Toss England won the toss and elected to field
- Result New Zealand drew with England
- Player of the Match Joe Root
- Player of the Series Neil Wagner
- Umpire Kumar Dharmasena (SL), Paul Wilson (AUS) and Bruce Oxenford (AUS)
- Referee Javagal Srinath (IND)
Match Notes
- Stumps: New Zealand 173/3 in 54.3 overs
- T Latham 11th Test fifty: 100 runs in 159 balls (15x4) (0x6)
- R Taylor 33rd Test fifty: 53 runs in 100 balls (8x4) (0x6)
- New Zealand 151/2 in 47 overs
- Referral 3 (45.3 ovs): ENG against T Latham (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 2, ENG: 1)
- Drinks: New Zealand 124/2 in 41 overs
- T Latham dropped on 68 by B Stokes in 39.4 overs
- New Zealand 100/2 in 36.2 overs
- Referral 2 (34.4 ovs): R Taylor against ENG (LBW) Successful (NZ: 2, ENG: 2)
- 3rd wkt Partnership: 50 off 98 balls between T Latham (22) and R Taylor (23)
- T Latham 16th Test fifty: 51 runs in 87 balls (7x4) (0x6)
- Referral 1 (27.1 ovs): T Latham against ENG (LBW) Successful (NZ: 2, ENG: 2) (Retained)
- New Zealand 50/2 in 16.5 overs
- Zak Crawley makes his Test debut for England
- Stumps: England 39/2 in 18.0 overs
- R Burns dropped on 19 by J Raval in 12.4 overs
- R Burns dropped on 10 by R Taylor in 7.5 overs
- Innings Break: New Zealand 375/10 in 129.1 overs
- Tea: New Zealand 315/6 in 116.5 overs
- BJ Watling 18th Test fifty: 52 runs in 180 balls (7x4) (0x6)
- New Zealand 300/5 in 110.4 overs
- 6th wkt Partnership: 100 off 273 balls between BJ Watling (42) and V D Mitchell (53)
- V D Mitchell Maiden Test fifty: 53 runs in 122 balls (5x4) (1x6)
- Drinks: New Zealand 272/5 in 104.0 overs
- Lunch: New Zealand 248/5 in 90.0 overs
- 6th wkt Partnership: 50 off 127 balls between BJ Watling (23) and V D Mitchell (23)
- New ball taken: New Zealand 230/5 in 80.1 overs
- Referral 4 (69.1 ovs): ENG against BJ Watling (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 2, ENG: 0)
- New Zealand 201/5 in 66.5 overs
- Stumps: England 269/5 in 99.4 overs
- Rain Stoppage: England 269/5 in 99.4 overs
- Drinks: England 266/5 in 97 overs
- J Root 17th Test hundred: 103 in 259 balls (13x4) (0x6)
- England 250/3 in 92.3 overs
- Tea: England 218/3 in 81.0 overs
- New ball taken: England 216/3 in 80.1 overs
- England 200/2 in 73.2 overs
- R Burns 2nd Test hundred: 100 in 208 balls (15x4) (0x6)
- Drinks: England 186/2 in 68.0 overs
- 3rd wkt Partnership: 150 off 337 balls between R Burns (78) and J Root (64)
- England 150/2 in 57.2 overs
- Lunch: England 142/2 in 53.0 overs
- J Root 46th Test fifty: 50 runs in 145 balls (5x4) (0x6)
- Referral 1 (49.3 ovs): J Root against NZ (Caught) Successful (ENG: 2, NZ: 2)
- 3rd wkt Partnership: 100 off 207 balls between R Burns (51) and J Root (42)
- Drinks: England 102/2 in 36 overs
- R Burns Test fifty: 50 runs in 97 balls (8x4) (0x6)
- England 100/2 in 35.0 overs
- 3rd wkt Partnership: 51 off 107 balls between R Burns (18) and J Root (28)
- England 50/2 in 20.4 overs
- Stumps: New Zealand 96/2 in 34 overs
- 3rd wkt Partnership: 50 off 118 balls between K Williamson (25) and R Taylor (20)
- New Zealand 50/2 in 20.1 overs
- Drinks: New Zealand 43/2 in 17 overs
- Tea: England 476/10 in 162.5 overs
- Innings Break: England 476/10 in 162.5 overs
- N Wagner 9th Test 5-wicket haul: 5/124 (35.5)
- England 450/5 in 156 overs
- Drinks: England 435/5 in 153 overs
- J Root: 200 runs in 412 balls (22x4) (0x6)
- 6th wkt Partnership: 151 off 322 balls between J Root (88) and O Pope (59)
- England 400/5 in 145.1 overs
- O Pope maiden Test fifty: 50 runs in 165 balls (4x4) (0x6)
- Lunch: England 379/5 in 138 overs
- 6th wkt Partnership: 102 off 226 balls between J Root (60) and O Pope (38)
- England 350/5 in 128 overs
- J Root: 150 runs in 335 balls (18x4) (0x6)
- 6th wkt Partnership: 50 off 143 balls between J Root (29) and O Pope (17)
- Drinks: England 311/5 in 118 overs
- England 300/5 in 111.3 overs
- Rain Stoppage: New Zealand 241/2 in 75.0 overs
- R Taylor 19th Test hundred: 105 in 184 balls (11x4) (2x6)
- 3rd wkt Partnership: 200 off 393 balls between K Williamson (94) and R Taylor (93)
- K Williamson 21st Test hundred: 100 in 231 balls (11x4) (0x6)
- Lunch: New Zealand 211/7 in 70.0 overs
- New Zealand 200/2 in 67.3 overs
- Referral 1 (67.2ovs): England against K Williamson (Caught) Unsuccessful (NZ: 2, ENG: 1)
- 3rd wkt Partnership: 150 off 301 balls between K Williamson (64) and R Taylor (65)
- Drinks: New Zealand 158/2 in 52.0 overs
- K Williamson dropped on 62 by J Denly in 48.4 overs
- New Zealand 150/2 in 47.1 overs
- 3rd wkt Partnership: 100 off 199 balls between K Williamson (43) and R Taylor (46)
- R Taylor Test fifty: 51 runs in 103 balls (8x4) (0x6)
- K Williamson Test fifty: 53 runs in 124 balls (6x4) (0x6)
- New Zealand 103/2 in 38 overs
- K Williamson dropped on 28 by J Pope in 37.4 overs
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