England vs New Zealand 1st Test: Kiwis lead hosts by 165 runs heading into final day

New Zealand reached stumps on day four at 62/2 in the second innings on Saturday to lead England by 165 runs heading into the final day of the first Test at Lord's. New Zealand's opening batsmen withstood a fiery spell of relentless fast bowling in the final session until Ollie Robinson struck twice, castling Devon Conway (23) before skipper Kane Williamson (1) was trapped leg before.

LONDON: New Zealand reached stumps on day four at 62/2 in the second innings on Saturday to lead England by 165 runs heading into the final day of the first Test at Lord's. New Zealand's opening batsmen withstood a fiery spell of relentless fast bowling in the final session until Ollie Robinson struck twice, castling Devon Conway (23) before skipper Kane Williamson (1) was trapped leg before. Williamson had only just survived an lbw decision after it was overturned on review when a faint edge was detected, but he was trapped again on the very next delivery with England benefiting from their own review. Tom Latham (30) and night watchman Neil Wagner (2) were at the crease at the end of day's play. Earlier, Tim Southee took 6/43 while England opener Rory Burns hit 132 on his side's way to being bowled out for 275 in the first innings.