England all out for 499 runs in first innings: New Zealand’s score 62/2 till tea-break; Kane Williamson completes 9 thousand test runs

England has taken a lead of 151 runs after the first innings in the Christchurch Test against New Zealand. The English team was all out for 499 runs in the first innings, while New Zealand had scored 348 runs.

At present, the English team is leading by 89 runs. Till T-break, New Zealand has scored 62 runs for two wickets in the second innings. Kane Williamson is unbeaten on 26 and Rachin Ravindra is unbeaten on 23 runs. Williamson has completed 9 thousand runs in his test career. Captain Tom Latham is out and Dwan Conway is out after scoring 8 runs.

New Zealand started the day with a score of 319/5. Harry Brook led the innings with 132 runs. While Ben Stokes started playing with a personal score of 37 runs.

English players celebrating the wicket of Tom Latham. He was caught by Chris Woakes at the hands of Brook.

England all out for 499 runs, Harry Brook scored 171 runs The England team had scored 459 runs for 8 wickets till the lunch break. In this, Harry Brook was out after scoring 171 runs. He was caught by Matt Henry at the hands of wicketkeeper Tom Blendle. Captain Ben Stokes scored 80 runs, while Goss Atkinson scored 48 and Brydon Case scored 33 not out.

Matt Henry took 4 wickets. Nathan Smith took 3 wickets. Tim Southee got 2 wickets.

Harry Brook was out after scoring 171 runs. Matt Henry sent him to the pavilion.

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