England Struggle on Day 3 of Warm Up


By Dan Rankin
March 1 2013

England were made to work hard on Day 3 of their warm up against a New Zealand XI, in Queenstown, as the visitors slumped to 67-4 in their second innings. Matt Prior led the recovery with 68, as England ended the day, some 333 runs ahead, thanks largely to a generous declaration from the hosts....

Corey Anderson went on the offensive in the morning session for the Kiwi's, blasting 67 from just 62 balls, as New Zealand declared on 249-7, given England plenty more time out in the middle.

However, Nick Compton and Kevin Pietersen both fell cheaply and England were in trouble before a re-jigging of the batting order, saw Prior come in and wrestle the game back towards England.

Tour match, Queenstown (day three of four): England 426 & 256-9 v New Zealand XI 349-7 dec

England: Alastair Cook (C), Nick Compton, Jonathan Trott, Kevin Pietersen, Ian Bell, Joe Root, Matt Prior (W), Chris Woakes, Stuart Broad, Graeme Swann, Graham Onions

England 2nd Innings 256 for 9 (62.0 overs)

   RunsBalls4s6s
Cookrun out (Broom) 243540
Comptonc Watlingb Gillespie1900
Trottc Watlingb Gillespie204030
Pietersenc Watlingb Wagner81110
Priorc Watlingb Wagner6876110
Rootc Lathamb Cachopa175140
Woakesc Rutherfordb Gillespie92920
Bellc and bb Cachopa386340
Broadc Brownlieb Gillespie102120
Swannnot out 414461
Onionsnot out 2500
Extras12nb 3w 0b 3lb18 
Totalfor 9256(62.0 ov)

 

England Struggle on Day 3 of Warm Up
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Date: 01/03/2013 15:27

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