Day 2 of England versus New Zealand and England trails by 65 runs. England’s unbroken record seventh-wicket partnership has placed on 209 such a long way to safeguard them from 55 for six.

Jonny Bairstow made his second progressive Test century and Jamie Overton, on debut, 89 not out.

On one more momentous day of Bazball, England have scored at 5.38 an over. It’s been surprising to watch. Also, we should note how well the blessed trinity of Boult, Southee and Wagner bowled with the new ball. It was excellent – and afterward the ball quit swinging and Bairstow and Overton had the nerve and ability to counter.

Perhaps the most peculiar dismissals in cricket history was trailed by an all-too-recognizable counterattack by Daryl Mitchell and Tom Blundell as New Zealand managed with 225-5 on the very beginning of the third Test against England on Thursday.

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Henry Nicholls couldn’t accept his hardship when his straight drive careered into the outstretched bat of Mitchell, who was endeavouring to make a hesitant move at the non-striker’s end, and bounced back as far as possible across to mid-off where Alex Lees was sufficiently ready to take the catch.

There were looks of bewilderment across the essences of England’s players — remarkably Jack Leach, who guaranteed his second wicket of the day — as Nicholls walked off for 19 and with New Zealand stammering on 123-5 at tea at Headingley.

That, nonetheless, united Blundell and Mitchell, who have shared associations of 195 and 236 currently in this three-match series in which England holds an unassailable 2-0 lead.

They put on a solid 6th wicket stand of 102 to be there at stumps, giving the tourists renewed hope for a consolation triumph. Blundell was on 45 while Mitchell was on 78 and surrounding his third hundred years of the series.

Mitchell profited by being given a day to day existence — when on 8 — by England chief Ben Stokes, who decided to not survey when the New Zealand player was caught shin level before the stumps from a full conveyance by Matthew Potts that swung in.

Had Stokes made the sign, Mitchell would have been coming and the tourists would have been 97-5 and without their best player throughout the last month.

From 55 for 6, and apparently cut uncontrolled in quest for New Zealand’s Daryl Mitchell-motivated 329, England are right back in the blend, punching their direction irately up off the material – who can say for sure the number of they’ll get from here, yet they’ve positively made a round of it once more.

There were 11 wickets in the day, very nearly 370 runs, two individual hundreds and a debutant No. 8 going in 89 not out. It’s Test cricket, yet not as Mr Spock knows it. Pitched up and worked off the cushions through square leg – that is stumps toward the finish of another super charged day of Test cricket, in the new stylee

Stuart Broad set the vibe for an amazing bowling execution by England, finishing the day with figures of 2-45 off his 17 overs as the pacer savoured the obligation of being the senior man in England’s assault without even a trace of individual veteran Jimmy Anderson.