The second day of the second match of the three-match Test series between the touring New Zealand team and the England team ended last night (11), giving New Zealand the honor of the match.
By the end of the day, England were 90 for one in their first innings.
Ollie Pope was unbeaten on 51 and Alex Lees was unbeaten on 34. Zack Crowley was run out for 4 off a ball from Trent Bolt.
New Zealand won the toss and elected to bat first. New Zealand were 318 for four at the start of the second day's play in Nottingham. They were all out for 553 in the first innings.
Darrell Mitchell scored 190 off 318 balls in a remarkable innings. He hit four sixes and 23 fours in his innings.
Tom Blundell scored 106 runs. The duo put on 236 runs for the fifth wicket.
Michael Brucewell (49), Will Young (47) and Devon Conway (46) strengthened the innings.
James Anderson took 3 wickets while Stuart Broad, Ben Stokes and Jack Litch shared 2 wickets each.
England are currently trailing by 463 runs in the first innings.
