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17th over: New Zealand 60-0 (Latham 34, Conway 23) Four singles from this latest Bashir over, and heâs doing an OK job of keeping it tight.
âPositively imperial,â says Jim Frayling of Stokesâ new barnet. âSome might say Augustine, or indeed Octavian. Itâll be interesting to see if he goes on to destroy the triumvirate regime managing England menâs cricket. Et tu Bob?â
16th over: New Zealand 56-0 (Latham 32, Conway 21) I wonder what kind of exhibition masochism Ben Stokes will treat us to today; I imagine heâll wait until NZ have more runs and itâs even hotter, but I reckon nine overs into the heat. Tongue goes around to Latham, and it occurs to me that the Barmy Army trumpeter needs to learn the below â from an album I was disappointed to discover contained only four bangers. Goodness me, Iâd take that now. Anyhow, five more dots are followed by a Latham drive for two, during which time we learn Stokes is warming up.
Lord's star the odd man out as England recall four
Fit-again Ollie Robinson left out of series-deciding third Test against New Zealand
England have made four changes for their series decider against New Zealand but Ollie Robinson has been overlooked.
There were five changes and three debutants as they crashed to a 253-run defeat at The Oval last week, with Robinson the only one of the absent quintet not returning despite his player-of-the-match showing in the first Test.
England XI for third Test v New Zealand: Ben Duckett, Emilio Gay, Jacob Bethell, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Jamie Smith (wk), Ben Stokes (c), Gus Atkinson, Jofra Archer, Josh Tongue, Shoaib Bashir
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Stokes back to lead England in decisive Test against NZ
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New Zealand have won the toss against England and opted to bat first in the third and deciding Test at a sweltering Trent Bridge.
The series is tied at 1-1 and the weather might have a big role in Nottingham, where uncommon temperatures in Britain of 31C are forecast and a dry surface looks good for the batters.
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