England faced a tough session during the second Test against New Zealand in Wellington. After being put in to bat, they were struggling at 43 for 4. However, Harry Brook played brilliantly, scoring a 91-ball century with five sixes and nine fours. He was well-supported by Ollie Pope, who scored 66 before being dismissed. The partnership between the two contributed significantly to England’s total of 222 for 6.
The highlight of the session was the exceptional bowling from Will O’Rourke, who worked over Ben Stokes to get him out for just 2 runs. The match was filled with intense moments, with both batsmen and bowlers showcasing their skills.
England’s scoring rate of 5.52 per over was impressive, considering their shaky start. The session also saw some controversial LBW decisions, with Pope surviving a close appeal.
Overall, the session was a mix of brilliant batting, exceptional bowling, and tense moments. England will be looking to build on their total in the upcoming sessions, while New Zealand will be aiming to take more wickets and restrict the visitors. The match promises to be an exciting contest between the two sides.
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