England's pursuit of a daunting 463-run target faltered early as Kyle Jamieson's double-wicket maiden left their top three dismissed for just 20 runs.

Matthew Fisher's unbeaten half-century propelled England to 291 all out, frustrating New Zealand after Matt Henry's early breakthroughs on day three of the second test.

Wicketkeeper James Rew dropped Rachin Ravindra in the latest of several potentially costly moments for the hosts.

New Zealand's Henry Nicholls struck an unbeaten 119, capitalizing on missed chances by England's James Rew, as the visitors built a commanding 352-run lead at The Oval.

New Zealand closed day three in a commanding position, boasting a 352-run lead with seven wickets in hand and two days to push for victory.

LONDON, June 20 : England pace bowler Jofra Archer took two wickets but New Zealand reached lunch on day four of the second test at The Oval with a huge 445-run lead as they seek…

England's pursuit of a daunting 463-run target faltered early as Kyle Jamieson's double-wicket maiden left their top three dismissed for just 20 runs.

New Zealand's last four wickets go down for 17 runs after lunch, with Matthew Fisher mopping up the tail