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New Zealand had been dismissed for 375 about an hour after tea and hold a 336-run lead heading into the third day of a match that England need to win to level the two-test series.
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Sunil Ambris has a bad habit of taking his own wicket. For the second time in two matches, the West Indies batsmen got himself out by hitting the wicket.
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The West Indies, set a world-record target of 444 to win, were in trouble at 30 for two by stumps with two full days of play remaining.
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At stumps, New Zealand were 286 for seven with Tom Blundell on 12 and Neil Wagner on one.
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In a major boost to New Zealand, fast-medium bowler Tim Southee has returned to the 13-man national squad for the second Test of the two-match series against West Indies, beginning Saturday at the Seddon Park in Hamilton.
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The drawn outcome ensured South Africa took the series 1-0 after winning the second Test in Wellington by eight wickets in three days.
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South Africa made 314, and the Kiwis were 67 for no loss at Day 2 Stumps. Latham was unbeaten on 42.
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When bad light ended play four overs early on Sunday, New Zealand were 67 without loss in reply to South Africa`s 314.
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At stumps, the Proteas' captain had advanced to 33, Temba Bavuma was on 13 and South Africa were 123 for four.
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The visitors were 158 for 1 at Tea on final day but then lost 9 wickets to lose the match.
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Pakistan, after resuming the day on the ropes at 76-5, clawed their way to 216 in reply to New Zealand`s first innings 271.
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The decision left many concerned, questioning the purpose of having a third umpire with technology at his disposal.
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Veteran batsman Ross Taylor hit six boundaries in his unbeaten 29 off 20 deliveries.
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Taylor will undergo a surgery on his left eye following the Test, thus ruling him out of the three-match ODI series against Australia in December.






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