Postpublished at 10:49 British Summer Time 12 June 2022
It may look as if England are in a decent enough place in reply to New Zealand, but they certainly rode their luck yesterday...
England pile on the runs in thrilling style - fluent centuries for Pope and Root
Root's century comes off 116 balls - his fastest in Test cricket; Pope makes 145 off 239
Lees hits maiden Test half-century but edges Henry to slip with loose shot
Stokes clubs 46 off 33 balls
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It may look as if England are in a decent enough place in reply to New Zealand, but they certainly rode their luck yesterday...
Play was suspended for a bit yesterday due to rain, meaning tea was taken earlier. We shouldn't have the same problem today (famous last words).
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Good morning!
Welcome to day three of the second Test between England and New Zealand.
Daryl Mitchell scored a terrific 190 at Trent Bridge yesterday, with Tom Blundell hitting 106, as the Kiwis posted a mammoth 553 all out.
England, in reply, ended the day on 90-1. Opener Alex Lees is unbeaten on 34 with Ollie Pope on 51 not out.
We'll be bringing you live text commentary, radio coverage, pundit analysis and the best of social media throughout the day.
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Can England's batters make the most of the conditions and score some much-needed runs?
Or will we be using the dreaded 'C' word again?