1st Test: England to bat against NZ

Eng vs NZ Live Scorecard - 1st Test Match Day 1 Live Score New Zealand tour of England 2013 on May 16, played at Lord's, London. England underperformed on their tour of New Zealand, where they were completely outplayed by the hosts. The world's ...

Zeenews Sports Bureau SCORECARD» I COMMENTARY» ==================================================================================== ENGLAND Overs: 52.1 II Score: 90/4A stunning catch from Tim Southee at gully sends the nightwatchman Steve Finn ...

The first Test between England and New Zealand hangs in the balance after a riveting third day at Lord's. England looked to be batting New Zealand out of the game when the in-form Joe Root (71) and Jonathan Trott (56) put on 123 for the third ...

LONDON: England's pace attack sliced through the New Zealand tail to dismiss the touring side for 207 on the third morning of the first Test at Lord's on Saturday. Scorecard James Anderson, fresh from taking his 300th Test wicket on Friday, ...

LONDON: James Anderson took his 300th Test wicket and then ended a bold counter-attack by New Zealand's Ross Taylor as England fought back in the first Test at Lord's. Scorecard The two players lit up a Lord's bathed in artificial floodlight to ...

Ross Taylor's fluent 66 lifted New Zealand to 153 for four in reply to England's 232 on a fluctuating second day of the first test at Lord's on Friday. England slumped to 201 for eight in the morning before James Anderson claimed his 300th test wicket to reduce New Zealand to seven for two. Taylor came to the visitors' rescue to become the first batsman to reach fifty in the match. Anderson returned to dismiss Taylor but Kane Williamson, badly dropped on 23 by wicketkeeper Matt Prior off ...

iter has posted comments on this article May 16, 2013, 09.09 PM IST New Zealand's Trent Boult reacts after dismissing England's Ian Bell during the first day of the first Test at Lord's cricket ground in London. (Reuters Photo) LONDON: Trent Boult ...

The New Zealand pace attack bowled with great discipline as England crawled to 160 for four on a tense and absorbing opening day of the first Test at Lord's on Thursday. No England batsman reached 40 and no partnership realised more than 45, the hosts adopting an ultra-cautious approach after winning the toss on the first day of the two-match series. Jonathan Trott top-scored for England with 39, Alastair Cook made 32 and Ian Bell 31, but no batsman mastered a very slow pitch in bright and ...

Joe Root continued to make hay for England Lions against New Zealand on a rain-affected third day at Leicester. The Lions resumed on 219-2 in reply to the Kiwis' 285, but the bad weather meant only 22 overs were possible. Unbeaten on 105 ...