New Zealand all out for 307 in Bulawayo Test Against Zimbabwe | Allout on New Zealand 307 in Bulveo Test: Zimbabwe 31/2 in the second innings, team still 127 runs behind; Conway-Michel’s Fifty

Deril Mitchell imposed a fifty.

The first match of the Test series is being played between New Zealand and Zimbabwe in Bulwayo. On the second day of the match on Thursday, New Zealand was all out by scoring 307 runs in their first innings. Zimbabwe lost 2 wickets for 31 runs in his second innings. The team is still 127 runs behind.

Conway scored 88 runs New Zealand began to play ahead of the score of 92/0 on the second day. Opener Will Young returned to the pavilion after scoring 41 runs. Henry Nichols, who landed on number-3, scored an innings of 34 runs. Rachin Ravindra could score only 2 runs. Devon Conve was then dismissed as the fourth wicket for 88 runs.

Devon Conve and Will Young made a 92 -run opening partnership.

Retired Hurt Nathan Smith Derryl Mitchell, who landed on number-5, started scoring runs at an end. However, in front of him, wicketkeeper Tom Blandel 2, Michael Bracewell 9, Mitchell Santner 19 and Matt Henry were dismissed for 5 runs. Nathan Smith retired on a score of 22 runs.

New Zealand scored 307 runs by batting 96.1 over and took a 158 -run lead in the first innings. Blessing Mujarbani from Zimbabwe took 3 and Tanaka Chivanga took 2 wickets. Pneumon Nyamhuri, Alexander Raza, Sean Williams and Vincent Masecaas got 1–1 wickets.

Deril Mitchell scored 80 runs.

Zimbabwe lost 2 wickets Zimbabwe started his second innings in the third session of the second day. Brian Bennett 18 and Ben Karan were dismissed for 11 runs. Nick Welsh 2 and Knight Watchman Vincent Masecesa returned not out without opening the account. The team has scored 31 runs at the loss of 2 wickets. Matt Henry and William O’Rurek took 1–1 wickets from New Zealand.

Allout on Zimbabwe 149 on the first day

Matt Henry took 6 wickets in the first innings.

The first match of the Test series is being played between Zimbabwe and New Zealand in Bulvio. On the first day of the match on Wednesday, the Zimbabwe team was all out after scoring just 149 runs. New Zealand scored 92 runs by the end of the day’s play. Davon Conway 51 and Will Young returned not out after scoring 41 runs. Read full news …