New Zealand’s Glenn Phillips makes a breakthrough maiden Test century against England in the second Test at The Oval, helping New Zealand set a score of 391 after building on its first-innings total. Multiple outlets report that Phillips’ innings is central to New Zealand’s momentum as the team reaches 391 by the end of the second day. England’s reply remains under pressure, with Emilio Gay contributing a fighting half-century before England loses key wickets while working through its batting order. Matt Henry is cited as taking wickets during England’s collapse. At the close of play on Day 2, England is reported to be 222 for 6, trailing New Zealand by 169 runs. The result on offer from the first two days is a position in which New Zealand has the upper hand, while England faces a difficult challenge to avoid further damage and stay competitive in the match. The outlets broadly agree on Phillips’ milestone, New Zealand’s 391 total, and the late-day state of England’s innings.
Glenn Phillips scores maiden Test century as New Zealand builds against England at The Oval
New Zealand’s Glenn Phillips makes a breakthrough maiden Test century against England in the second Test at The Oval, helping New Zealand set a score of 391 after building on its first-innings total....
- Glenn Phillips scores his first Test century against England at The Oval.
- New Zealand reaches 391 in its first innings, with Phillips’ century a key factor.
- England’s batting is helped by Emilio Gay, who scores a fighting half-century.
- Matt Henry takes wickets as England loses key wickets during its innings.
- At stumps on Day 2, England is 222/6, trailing New Zealand by 169 runs.
The 29-year-old’s breakthrough innings was vital in securing victory over England.
2 months agoGlenn Phillips achieved a historic maiden Test century, propelling New Zealand to a strong 391 against England. Despite a fighting half-century from Emilio Gay, England faltered, losing key wickets to Matt Henry. At stumps on Day 2, the hosts trail by 169 runs, facing a tough challenge to stay in the game.
2 months agoGlenn Phillips achieved a historic maiden Test century, propelling New Zealand to a strong 391 against England. Despite a fighting half-century from Emilio Gay, England faltered, losing key wickets to Matt Henry. At stumps on Day 2, the hosts trail by 169 runs, facing a tough challenge to stay in the game.
2 months agoNew Zealand's Glenn Phillips made a century. Photo: Reuters New Zealand seized the upper hand in the second test after extending their first innings to 391 before working through England's top order to leave the hosts on 222-6 at stumps on the second day at The Oval.
2 months agoNew Zealand's Glenn Phillips scores his first Test century against England at The Oval, to help his side reach 391 on the second day of the second Test.
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