Over-by-over report: New Zealand will bat again with a first-innings lead of 14 runs after England were all out for 539. Join Daniel Harris for more
Nasser reckons an over of spin before lunch, but as I said earlier, I’d go with Stokes. Anyhow, Young bunts to cover and they race through for one, then Anderson bousts in to deliver a bouncer! I know! Surprised, Conway, shoulders over the cordon so Root, Foakes and Crawley all chase, Root shoving away from the fence as he slides into it, and after a check we learn he got to the ball in time, saving two.
“I was never a massive autograph collector,” says Steve Cox, “but felt the opportunity of getting Viv Richards’ at a benefit match too good to pass up. I think it’s fair to say he was never the most enthusiastic signer, unlike Joel Garner who never seemed to stop. I’m not sure what the great man thought when I proffered the back of my green ticket or indeed the blunt orange pencil crayon which was the only writing implement I had.
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