NZ v England – 2nd Men Cricketing ODI Match

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The second ODI between New Zealand and the English side is underway in Hamilton. Below is a summary of the major events from the contest.

Major Events

Fall of Wicket: J. Smith taken by Williamson from Foulkes 13 (the English 29-2)
Dismissal: B. Duckett taken by Latham from Duffy 1 (England 3-1)
Coin Toss: NZ win the toss and choose to field first

Game Overview

The Kiwis claimed the coin toss and decided to field first. England started their batting with J. Smith and B. Duckett opening.

Initial dismissals put England under pressure. Ben Duckett was dismissed quickly, taken by Latham off the bowler. Jamie Smith followed, taken by the fielder off Foulkes.

Root and Jacob Bethell then stepped in to consolidate the innings. Root played positively, striking boundaries and keeping the runs ticking.

At the end of the first ten overs, the English were at 49 for 2. New Zealand kept command throughout the initial stages of the game.

Line-ups

English Team: Jamie Smith, B. Duckett, J. Root, J. Bethell, Harry Brook (captain), J. Buttler (wk), S. Curran, Jamie Overton, Brydon Carse, Adil Rashid, Jofra Archer

New Zealand: W. Young, Rachin Ravindra, K. Williamson, D. Mitchell, T. Latham (wk), Michael Bracewell, Mitchell Santner (c), Nathan Smith, Z. Foulkes, Blair Tickner, J. Duffy

The match looks set to be a exciting encounter as each teams battle for victory in the 2nd one-day international.

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NZ v England – 2nd Men Cricketing ODI Match

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