England restrict New Zealand to 391 in their first innings after a match dominated by Glenn Phillips’ batting before he is finally dismissed. According to reports, New Zealand reach 391 as England work through their bowling options and manage to break the partnership and end Phillips’ innings late in the day. The decisive moment comes when England finally take Phillips’ wicket, preventing New Zealand from pushing the score beyond 400. The coverage focuses on the final stages of New Zealand’s innings, highlighting that Phillips had been difficult to remove until England secure the breakthrough. With England keeping the visitors below the 400-run mark, the innings ends with New Zealand setting a sub-400 target for England in their response. The reports emphasize the significance of ending Phillips’ knock as England’s key success during the innings, while noting that New Zealand nonetheless post a substantial total of 391.