Christchurch: Tom Latham approached the double century when New Zealand reached 349 for one on the stump to oppose the bleak reputation of the Oval Hagley for the mixture on the first day of the second test against Bangladesh at Christchurch on Sunday.
The New Zealand captain was unbeaten in 186 with Devon Conway at 99 because the black hat scored on the ground which was famous for being a Heaven Bowler on the first day.
New Zealand, desperate to win to save the series after losing the first test, has opposed the green surface and held control since they lost a throw and sent to Bat.
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Latham had done his time since the first test was disappointing, where he scored one and 14, and the coach beat Luke Ronchi said the progress was clear.
“It’s amazing,” Ronchi said.
“Obviously there will be times on the green surface when you will get a little luck but you also have to keep and utilize the most.
Some drives (Latham) and the sounds of their familiar oval.” Oval Hagley requires a bowler to maintain a line and long.
It’s good for sending a goal on the green surface, and Bangladesh Bowling coach Ottis Gibson, they are guilty of deviating too often.
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I don’t think we are Betik as we can, “Gibson said.
“We are not enough a big ball bowl to create the type of pressure we made last week.
When we get full length, there aren’t many seam movements and New Zealand batters can use.” Taskin Ahmed, Islamic Shoriful and Ebadot Hossain Fed New Zealand Diets were loose delivery and as a result Bangladesh spent the day chasing the ball to the limit on the ground with the average dam score of the first average was 263.
Latham who invincible included 28 four, while Conway has 10 four and six in his 99 LBW only for dismissal to be canceled on the review.
Bangladesh filed an appeal quickly on the day for Latham caught, but the replay showed the ball missing bats.
After working hard without in vain through the morning session, Bangladesh missed the chance to go to the first goal after lunch in what turned out to be a joke seven times.
A Will Young Edge Off Ebadot was dropped by Liton Das on the third slip that allowed New Zealand to run for three.
When the bowler and folder expressed their frustration, the throw returned to the end of the bowler where no one would support and the ball ran to the limit.
Many annoyed ebadot, young people scored five in the next five when he took a single throw and Mehidy Hasan in the stump from the mid goal ran to the fence again.
Young was to make 21 run further before the drive effort was understood by Mohammad Naim at the point to give in vain Islam and the only goal.
Test 2: Latham Double Ton’s eyes as NZ dominates Bangladesh
