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England vs New Zealand: Hosts strike after Tom Latham and Devon Conway pile on runs

England faces a challenging return for Ben Stokes as New Zealand's top order dominates the third Test in Nottingham.

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📍 The outcome

New Zealand dominated the first day of the third Test in Nottingham as Tom Latham and Devon Conway scored record-breaking centuries. England responded with a late fightback to take wickets, leaving New Zealand at 361-4.

Meanwhile, Matt Henry and Glenn Phillips were ruled out of the series decider due to injuries.

Epilogue added 44d ago, after coverage quieted.

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The brief

New Zealand established early dominance in the third Test against England, led by record-breaking centuries from Tom Latham and Devon Conway. The Black Caps reached 361-4 by the end of the day, though England managed a late fightback to secure wickets.

Coverage from the BBC, The Guardian, and NZ Herald emphasizes the high scoring of the New Zealand openers and the difficult conditions for England. Yahoo Sports notes that this match marks a "harrowing" return for Ben Stokes.

Attention turns to the series decider, where New Zealand will be without Matt Henry and Glenn Phillips, who have both been ruled out due to injury according to Yahoo Sports.

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Quick answers

Who scored centuries for New Zealand?

Tom Latham and Devon Conway both scored centuries, breaking records in the process.

What was the score reported by the BBC?

New Zealand reached 361-4.

Which New Zealand players are missing the series decider?

Matt Henry and Glenn Phillips have been ruled out due to injury.

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