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Kane Williamson hits ton, New Zealand 280/5 against Bangladesh on Day 1
Kane Williamson was well supported by tall right-hander Peter Fulton (73) as Ross Taylor (28) and skipper Brendon McCullum (21) failed to cash in on good starts.
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3rd Test: Centurior Matt Prior salvages draw for England against New Zealand
Prior scored an unbeaten century and, together with perennial No. 11 Panesar, survived the last 3.3 overs on the final day with England nine down to save the match, leaving the tourists 315-9 at stumps and New Zealand one wicket away from victory.
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New Zealand vs England, 3rd Test: Day 4 statistical highlights
Fulton is the second New Zealand opener after Glenn Turner to post a hundred in each innings of a Test match.
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3rd Test, Day 4: New Zealand dictate terms to England
England went to stumps on Monday at 90-4 with Ian Bell 8 not out after New Zealand declared their second innings at 241-6 and gave England the almost impossible task of scoring a world record 481 to win the match.
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New Zealand fight back but Steven Finn's career best keeps England in hunt
While New Zealand had reason to feel satisfied with their bowling, it was a disappointing end to the innings after resuming the day at 250 for one. At stumps on the second day, England were 50 for two, 393 runs in arrears after dismissing New Zealand for 443 soon after tea.
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3rd Test, Day 1: New Zealand vs England, Statistical highlights
On a boring day for some, Peter Fulton was 'full' of a 'ton' while Kane Williamson ably supported him to take the hosts to 250/1 after Day 1.
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3rd Test, Day 1: Peter Fulton's century leads New Zealand to 250-1
Fulton made his test debut in 2006 and played 10 tests, with a highest score of 75 and an average of 20, before losing his place in New Zealand's revolving door for test openers. He won a recall for this series, four years after his last test, and cemented his place Friday with an innings of technique and character.
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2nd Test, Day 3: Broad's six-for leaves New Zealand reeling
Broad destroyed New Zealand's first innings with six for 51, his seventh five-wicket haul in 54 Tests, as New Zealand collapsed to 254 all out in reply to England's first innings 465.
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1st Test, Day 3: Rutherford debut ton gives New Zealand massive lead over England
The 23-year-old Rutherford batted for five hours and 40 minutes, hit 22 fours and three sixes in an outstanding debut innings.
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1st Test, Day 2: Debutants Hamish Rutherford, Bruce Martin rattle England
Kiwi opener Rutherford made 77 in his first Test innings and Peter Fulton was 46 not out as New Zealand closed within 36 runs of England's total. Earlier left-arm spinner Bruce Martin scalped 4 wickets.
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Franklin, Patel dropped for first Test vs England; Rutherford in
Rutherford, the son of Ken Rutherford, the former New Zealand captain, is likely to partner Peter Fulton at the top of the order.
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Ross Taylor unavailable as New Zealand announce Test squad for South Africa; Van Wyk dropped, Fulton included
The 15-man New Zealand team for the South Africa was declared on Friday. Brendon McCullum is the captain. Veteran batsman Peter Fulton has been recalled to the New Zealand squad after a three-year absence and will vie with Australian-born Dean Brownlie to replace former captain Ross Taylor in the batting lineup.
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Kane Williamson hits ton, New Zealand 280/5 against Bangladesh on Day 1
Kane Williamson was well supported by tall right-hander Peter Fulton (73) as Ross Taylor (28) and skipper Brendon McCullum (21) failed to cash in on good starts.
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3rd Test: Centurior Matt Prior salvages draw for England against New Zealand
Prior scored an unbeaten century and, together with perennial No. 11 Panesar, survived the last 3.3 overs on the final day with England nine down to save the match, leaving the tourists 315-9 at stumps and New Zealand one wicket away from victory.
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New Zealand vs England, 3rd Test: Day 4 statistical highlights
Fulton is the second New Zealand opener after Glenn Turner to post a hundred in each innings of a Test match.
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3rd Test, Day 4: New Zealand dictate terms to England
England went to stumps on Monday at 90-4 with Ian Bell 8 not out after New Zealand declared their second innings at 241-6 and gave England the almost impossible task of scoring a world record 481 to win the match.
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New Zealand fight back but Steven Finn's career best keeps England in hunt
While New Zealand had reason to feel satisfied with their bowling, it was a disappointing end to the innings after resuming the day at 250 for one. At stumps on the second day, England were 50 for two, 393 runs in arrears after dismissing New Zealand for 443 soon after tea.
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3rd Test, Day 1: New Zealand vs England, Statistical highlights
On a boring day for some, Peter Fulton was 'full' of a 'ton' while Kane Williamson ably supported him to take the hosts to 250/1 after Day 1.
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3rd Test, Day 1: Peter Fulton's century leads New Zealand to 250-1
Fulton made his test debut in 2006 and played 10 tests, with a highest score of 75 and an average of 20, before losing his place in New Zealand's revolving door for test openers. He won a recall for this series, four years after his last test, and cemented his place Friday with an innings of technique and character.
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2nd Test, Day 3: Broad's six-for leaves New Zealand reeling
Broad destroyed New Zealand's first innings with six for 51, his seventh five-wicket haul in 54 Tests, as New Zealand collapsed to 254 all out in reply to England's first innings 465.
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1st Test, Day 3: Rutherford debut ton gives New Zealand massive lead over England
The 23-year-old Rutherford batted for five hours and 40 minutes, hit 22 fours and three sixes in an outstanding debut innings.
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1st Test, Day 2: Debutants Hamish Rutherford, Bruce Martin rattle England
Kiwi opener Rutherford made 77 in his first Test innings and Peter Fulton was 46 not out as New Zealand closed within 36 runs of England's total. Earlier left-arm spinner Bruce Martin scalped 4 wickets.
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Franklin, Patel dropped for first Test vs England; Rutherford in
Rutherford, the son of Ken Rutherford, the former New Zealand captain, is likely to partner Peter Fulton at the top of the order.
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Ross Taylor unavailable as New Zealand announce Test squad for South Africa; Van Wyk dropped, Fulton included
The 15-man New Zealand team for the South Africa was declared on Friday. Brendon McCullum is the captain. Veteran batsman Peter Fulton has been recalled to the New Zealand squad after a three-year absence and will vie with Australian-born Dean Brownlie to replace former captain Ross Taylor in the batting lineup.
