New Zealand stretched their result in 165 with the assistance of unbeaten Tom Latham on Day 4 after Tim Southee picked up a six-wicket haul to bowl out England for 275 on the stroke of Tea at Lord’s on Saturday. New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson continues to battle in England. (Reuters Photo)HIGHLIGHTSNew Zealand go to stumps on 62/2, with a lead of 165, on day 4Tim Southee took six wickets whereas England opener Rory Burns hit 132England had been bowled out for 275 within the first innings on Day 4New Zealand had been on 62/2 with a lead of 165 runs at stumps of the fourth day of the primary Test in opposition to England at Lord’s in London. Earlier within the day, New Zealand pacer Southee took six wickets whereas England opener Rory Burns hit 132 on his facet’s solution to being bowled out for 275 within the first innings.Burns (132) saved the New Zealand assault at bay whereas the wickets tumbled on the different finish at common intervals, with 4 batsmen trudging again to the pavilion after being dismissed for geese.Tom Latham 30*Neil Wagner 2*New Zealand go to stumps on 62/2, with a lead of 165, on day 4.#ENGvNZ | https://t.co/PyjT1jqj3I pic.twitter.com/thDIWWF6Hu— ICC (@ICC) June 5, 2021
The opener led a painful however charmed life – hit on the top twice, thrown a lifeline when wicketkeeper BJ Watling missed an opportunity to stump him, and dropped by Southee within the slips off Neil Wagner when he was on 88.England had resumed the day on 111-2 after rain washed out day three and Kyle Jamieson gave New Zealand the proper begin when he dismissed Joe Root with the primary supply of the day.At one level a follow-on regarded distinctly potential, with England far behind on 140-6.However, Ollie Robinson supplied some resistance and almost marked his debut with a half-century solely to fall at 42 when he pulled a brief ball to Jamieson at lengthy leg to offer Southee his fifth wicket.Stuart Broad drew a cheer when he smashed the primary six of the innings, however he was punished the very subsequent ball when Wagner had him bowled.Burns was working out of companions, however final man James Anderson annoyed the guests, and the pair stitched collectively a 52-run partnership, with Burns reaching his century earlier than turning into Southee’s sixth sufferer when he was caught behind.New Zealand posted a primary innings whole of 378, with debutant Devon Conway scoring a double ton.Click right here for IndiaToday.in’s full protection of the coronavirus pandemic.