16 January,2017 07:45 AM IST | | AFP
New Zealand stormed back into the first Test against Bangladesh yesterday, with three quick wickets to back up a Tom Latham century and set the stage for an intriguing final day here
Jeet Raval
New Zealand's Jeet Raval (C) bats during day five of the first international Test cricket match between New Zealand and Bangladesh at the Basin Reserve in Wellington on January 16, 2017. Pic/AFP
Wellington: New Zealand stormed back into the first Test against Bangladesh yesterday, with three quick wickets to back up a Tom Latham century and set the stage for an intriguing final day here. After being on the back foot for most of the first four days, New Zealand were boosted by reducing Bangladesh to 66-3 in their second innings, at 122 by stumps.
