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New Zealand was 107-2 at lunch on day four Friday, needing 160 runs to win the second cricket test and complete a series win over South Africa for the first time. New Zealand resumed at 40-1, chasing 267 for victory after losing Devon Conway to the last ball of the third day. At the break Kane Williamson was 44 not out and Rachin Ravindra was 13.
New Zealand are 2-107 at lunch on day four in the second Test and edging towards victory over...
South Africa led New Zealand by 119 runs with seven second-innings wickets intact at lunch Thursday on the third day of the second cricket test. The Proteas took a 31-run first innings lead when they bowled out New Zealand for 211 in reply to their 242. At lunch South Africa was 88-3 with David Bedingham unbeaten on 34 and Zubayr Hamza on 14.
New Zealand openers scored 40 runs in the last hour while chasing the target
New Zealand needed only 8.2 overs Wednesday to wrap up South Africa’s first innings at 249 on the second day of the second test at Seddon Park. Ruan de Swardt in his second test and Shaun von Berg on debut at age 37 put on 70 before stumps on Day 1 with van der Swardt posting a maiden half century.