Glenn Phillips scores century as New Zealand leads against England on Day 2

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Glenn Phillips scores century as New Zealand leads against England on Day 2
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On Day 2 of the second Test at Kennington Oval, Glenn Phillips completed his maiden Test century, powering New Zealand to a total of 391. England struggled in response, reaching 222 for 6 at stumps, and facing a 169-run deficit. After a promising start, their middle order collapsed under pressure from Matt Henry, who took crucial wickets, including interim captain Joe Root. England's young players, including debutants James Rew and Jordan Cox, are tasked with stabilizing the innings as Day 3 approaches.

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  • New Zealand scored 391 in their first innings.
  • England is at 222 for 6, trailing by 169 runs.
  • Glenn Phillips made 100 runs, marking his first Test century.
  • Matt Henry took two key wickets for New Zealand.
  • Match continues on Day 3 with England in a precarious position.
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Glenn Phillips' maiden Test century powered New Zealand to 391, putting them in command against England. The hosts, reeling at 222 for 6, face a daunting 169-run deficit. Despite a promising start and individual efforts, England's batting order faltered under relentless Kiwi bowling, particularly Matt Henry's crucial wickets. Day three promises a significant challenge for the home side.

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