New Zealand captain Kane Williamson and senior batsman Ross Taylor loom as the k...
WELLINGTON - New Zealand captain Kane Williamson and senior batsman Ross Taylor loom as the key wickets England need to capture to win the second test as the hosts finished the fourth day on 96-2 at Seddon Park in Hamilton on Monday.
The England captain had resurrected his side’s innings with a 177-run partnership with Rory Burns on Sunday and 193 with Ollie Pope, who had been in sight of his first test century before he fell for 75 as they chased quick runs before tea. New Zealand won the first match of the two-test series at Bay Oval in Mt Maunganui by an innings and 65-runs.
Raval did not review the decision, despite being asked by fellow opener Tom Latham if it was worth it, but technology suggested he had got an inside edge on the ball before it cannoned into his pad. He had not achieved three figures in a test since scoring 122 against West Indies in St Lucia in February - a stretch of 15 innings - and was averaging 27.10 this year prior to the Seddon Park match.
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