New Zealand scores 391 in first innings as Glenn Phillips achieves maiden Test century
New Zealand posted 391 in their first innings against England, with Glenn Phillips scoring his maiden Test century. England trailed by 169 runs at stumps on Day 2.
New Zealand scored 391 in their first innings against England. Glenn Phillips achieved a maiden Test century. According to newswire.co.nz, Phillips was dismissed for exactly 100 runs and struck 18 boundaries in his innings. New Zealand resumed Day 2 at 291 for seven, with Phillips on 49 not out. The team added 100 runs after resuming on Day 2 before lunch, and scored 74 runs in the opening hour of the day. Kyle Jamieson scored 41 runs, and he and Phillips put on an eighth-wicket stand of 87 runs. According to newswire.co.nz, England bowled a short-ball plan that backfired. According to timesofindia, England lost key wickets to Matt Henry. At stumps on Day 2, England trailed New Zealand by 169 runs.
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