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NZ versus England – 2nd Men’s Cricketing ODI Fixture
Real-time Match Commentary
The 2nd ODI between the Kiwis and the English side is underway in the city of Hamilton. Here is a summary of the crucial events from the encounter.
Important Highlights
- Dismissal: Jamie Smith caught by Williamson off Foulkes thirteen (England 29-2)
- Dismissal: B. Duckett c †Latham b Duffy 1 (England 3-1)
- Toss: New Zealand won the coin toss and decide to field initially
Game Overview
The Kiwis claimed the toss and decided to field initially. The English began their innings with J. Smith and Ben Duckett opening.
Initial dismissals left the English side under pressure. Duckett was dismissed quickly, caught by Latham off Duffy. Smith followed, caught by the fielder off the bowler.
Joe Root and Jacob Bethell then came to the crease to consolidate the batting effort. Root batted positively, striking boundaries and maintaining the runs ticking.
By the end of the PowerPlay, the English stood at 49 for 2. The Kiwis kept control during the early phase of the match.
Squads
English Team: Jamie Smith, Ben Duckett, J. Root, Jacob Bethell, H. Brook (c), J. Buttler (wk), S. Curran, Jamie Overton, B. Carse, Adil Rashid, J. Archer
New Zealand: Will Young, Rachin Ravindra, K. Williamson, Daryl Mitchell, Tom Latham (wk), M. Bracewell, Mitchell Santner (c), Nathan Smith, Zakary Foulkes, Blair Tickner, Jacob Duffy
This game promises to be a closely fought encounter as each sides battle for victory in the 2nd one-day international.
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