England vs New Zealand, 1st Test: Visitors' Bowling Coach Hopeful Of Result Despite Losing Third Day To Rain

England vs New Zealand: New Zealand bowling coach Shane Jurgensen believes that the ongoing first Test at Lord's will have a result despite the third day getting washed out due to rain.

New Zealand bowling coach Shane Jurgensen "potentially believes" that the ongoing first Test will have a result despite the third day getting washed out due to persistent rain at Lord's on Friday. Rain played spoilsport on day three and not a single ball was bowled before play was abandoned due to rain. The start of play was first delayed and then the day was eventually washed out. "I think there's still enough time to potentially believe that there can be a result," stuff.co.nz quoted Jurgensen as saying. England is trailing by 267 runs, having restricted New Zealand to 378 on day two of the opening Test. "The advantage for us is we've got the runs on the board and that's always good, to be in front at this stage of the game in terms of runs," said Jurgensen. The Kiwi bowling coach feels getting a result might difficult but New Zealand will keep pushing for the win on the last two days of the opening Test.