Lord's Test: Tim Southee, Rory Burns headline hard-fought 4th day as New Zealand build on lead vs England

New Zealand stretched their lead to 165 with the help of unbeaten Tom Latham on Day 4 after Tim Southee picked up a six-wicket haul to bowl out England for 275 at the stroke of Tea at Lord's on Saturday.

New Zealand were on 62/2 with a lead of 165 runs at stumps of the fourth day of the first Test against England at Lord’s in London. Earlier in the day, New Zealand pacer Southee took six wickets while England opener Rory Burns hit 132 on his side's way to being bowled out for 275 in the first innings. Tom Latham 30*Neil Wagner 2*New Zealand go to stumps on 62/2, with a lead of 165, on day four.#ENGvNZ | https://t.co/PyjT1jqj3I pic.twitter.com/thDIWWF6Hu Burns (132) kept the New Zealand attack at bay while the wickets tumbled at the other end at regular intervals, with four batsmen trudging back to the pavilion after being dismissed for ducks.