Glenn Phillips scores maiden Test century as New Zealand challenges England
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 19, 2026, 8:27 AM
Last updated Jun 19, 2026
Glenn Phillips scored his maiden Test century on Day 2 against England at The Oval, contributing to New Zealand's first innings total of 391. His achievement places him alongside Brendon McCullum and Martin Guptill as the third New Zealander to record centuries across all formats. England's innings ended at 222 for 6 at stumps, trailing by 169 runs. The match continues as Phillips’ performance, including a challenging duel with Jofra Archer, highlights New Zealand's growing dominance in the series.
- •Phillips completed his century in 133 balls.
- •New Zealand posted 391 in their first innings.
- •England ended Day 2 at 222 for 6.
- •Matt Henry's bowling put England in trouble.
- •Phillips dedicated his century to his late father.
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"Glenn Phillips hit a maiden Test century at The Oval to join an elite 3-man New Zealand club, before Matt Henry left England reeling at 222/6 on Day 2.
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