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Jonathan Agnew
BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special
There's going to be ten minutes for England to bat before lunch and they better be on it because they were't this morning, some strange tactics.
It's a nasty ten minutes for the openers to negotiate.
WICKET
Phillips c Gay b Fisher 100 (NZ 391 all out)
Glenn Phillips holes out!
Knowing he doesn't have a great deal of time with the number 11 at the crease, he goes to launch Matthew Fisher over the mid-wicket fence.
There's not enough in the shot and Emilio Gay takes the catch in the deep.
New Zealand are dismissed for 391, adding exactly 100 runs in 19.2 overs this morning.
England will have about 10 minutes at the crease before lunch - could be tricky.
NZ 391-9
Will O'Rourke is the last man on the card for New Zealand.
He doesn't score off the last two balls of Jofra Archer's over.
WICKET
Henry c Tongue b Archer 5 (NZ 391-9)
Well, Matt Henry had seen enough.
He'd witness Glenn Phillips' century, and gets himself out from the next ball.
Jofra Archer's delivery is ballooned into the air and Josh Tongue takes a simple catch at a short-ish cover.
100 for Glenn Phillips
NZ 391-8
There's Glenn Phillips' first Test century!
He takes into the covers off Jofra Archer's second ball, then adds a single in the same area to move to three figures.
His fifth international century in all formats comes off 133 balls.
NZ 388-8
Glenn Phillips is made to wait for his hundred, with Matt Henry facing all six balls from Matthew Henry.
It's a maiden, the first of the day, although two leg byes are taken by Henry off the final ball.
Ah, and with Phillips set to face for his century, the man who peppered him with short balls last night is finally coming into the attack.
It's Jofra Archer time.
NZ 386-8
Well, that's a way to get off the mark.
After facing eight balls without scoring, Matt Henry unfurls a lovely cut to send Jacob Bethell's first ball through third for four.
The spinner's final ball offers a fair bit of width and Glenn Phillips dispatches it through the covers to move to 97.
NZ 377-8
Is that off the bat?
The runs have been given to Glenn Phillips, moving him into the 90s, but I think Matthew Fisher's delivery might have simply clipped the batter's helmet before flying over James Rew for four.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special
There's going to be ten minutes for England to bat before lunch and they better be on it because they were't this morning, some strange tactics.
It's a nasty ten minutes for the openers to negotiate.
WICKET
Phillips c Gay b Fisher 100 (NZ 391 all out)
Glenn Phillips holes out!
Knowing he doesn't have a great deal of time with the number 11 at the crease, he goes to launch Matthew Fisher over the mid-wicket fence.
There's not enough in the shot and Emilio Gay takes the catch in the deep.
New Zealand are dismissed for 391, adding exactly 100 runs in 19.2 overs this morning.
England will have about 10 minutes at the crease before lunch - could be tricky.
NZ 391-9
Will O'Rourke is the last man on the card for New Zealand.
He doesn't score off the last two balls of Jofra Archer's over.
WICKET
Henry c Tongue b Archer 5 (NZ 391-9)
Well, Matt Henry had seen enough.
He'd witness Glenn Phillips' century, and gets himself out from the next ball.
Jofra Archer's delivery is ballooned into the air and Josh Tongue takes a simple catch at a short-ish cover.
100 for Glenn Phillips
NZ 391-8
There's Glenn Phillips' first Test century!
He takes into the covers off Jofra Archer's second ball, then adds a single in the same area to move to three figures.
His fifth international century in all formats comes off 133 balls.
NZ 388-8
Glenn Phillips is made to wait for his hundred, with Matt Henry facing all six balls from Matthew Henry.
It's a maiden, the first of the day, although two leg byes are taken by Henry off the final ball.
Ah, and with Phillips set to face for his century, the man who peppered him with short balls last night is finally coming into the attack.
It's Jofra Archer time.
NZ 386-8
Well, that's a way to get off the mark.
After facing eight balls without scoring, Matt Henry unfurls a lovely cut to send Jacob Bethell's first ball through third for four.
The spinner's final ball offers a fair bit of width and Glenn Phillips dispatches it through the covers to move to 97.
NZ 377-8
Is that off the bat?
The runs have been given to Glenn Phillips, moving him into the 90s, but I think Matthew Fisher's delivery might have simply clipped the batter's helmet before flying over James Rew for four.
