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Burns brilliant, Southee sublime as draw looms – cricket.com.au
After an early collapse on day four, opener saves England’s blushes as the first Test at Lord’s heads towards a draw
Recalled opener Rory Burns compiled his third Test century for England but a New Zealand side inspired by paceman Tim Southee remained in control after the fourth day of the first Test at Lord’s.
Left-handed opener Burns hit 16 fours and one six before he was last man out, caught behind off Southee for 132, as the home team was bowled out for 275 on Saturday.
New Zealand then lost first-innings double centurion Devon Conway for 23 and captain Kane Williamson for one as the visitors reached the close…
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