Summary

  • Third Test, day three, Trent Bridge - series level at 1-1

  • Hosts slump from 223-2 overnight to 354 all out - trail by 84

  • Eng 354: Duckett 113, Bethell 74, Brook 58; N Smith 4-91, Foulkes 3-35

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by Mike Peter

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    Andy Goram lounging before waiting to bat for ScotlandGetty Images

    Re cricketers good at other sports and vice versa. Andy Goram ex-Scotland football goalkeeper played for Scotland as a batter.

    John, Aberdeen

    Chris Balderstone played for Huddersfield and Carlisle and for Yorkshire, Leicestershire and England in cricket.

    Peter, Spalding

    Sammy Woods was an Australian sportsman who represented both Australia and England at Test cricket, and appeared thirteen times for England at rugby union, including five times as captain. He also played at county level in England at both soccer and hockey.

    Dave, Somerset

  2. Ashwanth R Kavuluri
    CricViz analyst

    New Zealand have dropped 11 catches in this series so far, while England have dropped 13, making it 24 drops in total.

    That is the second-most dropped catches in a three-match Test series in England since 2006.

  3. England resumed today on 223-2, with Jacob Bethell on 74 and Joe Root on 21.

    Things soon went wrong for the home side, losing both set batters and Jamie Smith for just 11 runs inside six overs - you can see their wickets below.

    They ultimate lost their last eight wickets for 130 runs.

    'Trent Bridge falls silent!' - England lose three early wickets

  4. wicket

    WICKET

    Tongue c Santner b Foulkes 2 (Eng 354 all out)

    And that's the innings.

    Zak Foulkes wraps it up, forcing Josh Tongue to fence a looping shot to Mitchell Santner at mid-wicket.

    A very strong effort from Foulkes, who finishes with 3-35 after being introduced as a concussion sub early in this innings.

    England head to the pavilion trailing by 84 runs - the teams will take an early tea.

  5. Eng 354-9

    Shoaib Bashir survives the last three balls of Will O'Rourke's over.

    A wicket maiden for O'Rourke, his sixth scoreless over from 20 - he has figures of 3-53.

  6. wicket

    WICKET

    Atkinson c Mitchell b O'Rourke 23 (Eng 354-9)

    Edged... taken this time.

    Will O'Rourke raps the glove of Gus Atkinson and then removes the England number eight with his following delivery, with Daryl Mitchell taking the catch at first slip.

    Atkinson's 86-ball innings comes to an end and out comes last man Shoaib Bashir with England still trailing by 84.

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  7. Eng 354-8

    Nathan Smith only gets three overs with the new ball, with Zak Foulkes coming on to replace him.

    A couple of runs off his first effort.

  8. Eng 352-8

    Trail by 86

    Leading edge from Gus Atkinson... loops safely over Will O'Rourke in his follow-through and plugs safely some way in front of mid-off.

    Prior to that, Josh Tongue inside-edged a single behind square to get off the mark.

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    Jim CumbesGetty Images

    Jim Cumbes was a bowler for Worcestershire and goalie for Aston Villa, in the 1960s/1970s I believe.

    Robert, Margate

    The only man to have captained England at both cricket and football was RE 'Tip' Foster, one of seven brothers who played top level sport. Worcestershire often had five Foster brothers in the field - laughingly the county was nicknamed Fostershire! Died young from diabetes in 1914.

    Jon, Ayres

    Back when amateur rugby league was played in the winter, Chris Silverwood (Castleford Tigers fan) would turn out for Kippax in Leeds during the cricket off-season.

    Matthew, St Helens

  10. Eng 350-8

    Josh Tongue sees out the remainder of Nathan Smith's over.

    Jofra Archer's wicket was Smith's fourth, he's in the hunt for his third Test five-fer.

  11. wicket

    WICKET

    Archer c Mitchell b Smith 15 (Eng 350-8)

    Ooof, brutal delivery.

    Nathan Smith's ball flies up off a length and takes the glove of Jofra Archer.

    The ball flies to Daryl Mitchell who takes the catch in the cordon.

    Disappointing for Archer, who sees a partnership of 28 come to an end, but he'll take heart from the pitch doing that.

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  12. Eng 348-7

    A maiden for Will O'Rourke, his fifth of the innings.

    He won't take much consolation from that right now though.

  13. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport cricket correspondent at Trent Bridge

    There would be club cricketers up and down the country today getting pelters for dropping that.

  14. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special commentator

    New Zealand's catching hasn't been that good this series. That was an extraordinary drop. It was like an U12 players drop.

  15. dropped catch

    Atkinson dropped on 22

    Eng 348-7

    Now, that one really should have been taken.

    Gus Atkinson awkwardly blocks out a Will O'Rourke yorker, it loops gently straight to Ben Sears at short mid-wicket who... completely mucks up the catch.

    No run taken - Atkinson survives on 22.

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  16. Ashwanth R Kavuluri
    CricViz analyst

    Of the 47 wickets New Zealand have taken in this series, only one has come with the second new ball. They have bowled just six overs with the second new ball, compared to England's 56 overs, in which they have taken 14 wickets.

  17. Eng 348-7

    Five dot balls from Nathan Smith then Gus Atkinson sends a single through point.

    This partnership is now worth 26.

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    Re cricketing sportsman and vice versa. Geoff Hurst played a first-class game for Essex in 1962 and even Gary Lineker once turned out for MCC, against Germany of all teams. He scored a solitary run and said after: "I always score one against Germany".

    Geoffrey, Chemlsford

    Re cricketers playI'm from Scunthorpe and saw all Beefy's appearances at the Old Show Ground. He wasn't a bad player and could look after himself. His best game for us was a famous victory over Leeds Utd in the F.A. Cup in the mid 1980's

    Richard, Scunthorpe

    Last two dual internationals, Arthur Milton of Gloucestershire and Arsenal and Willie Watson of Yorkshire and Sunderland.

    Alan, Chatman

  19. dropped catch

    Archer dropped on 13

    Eng 347-7

    Put down.

    Will O'Rourke unsurprisingly returns to bowl with the new ball and Jofra Archer drives his penultimate delivery back down the pitch.

    It's not moving especially quickly, but O'Rourke can't hold on.

    Another dot ball ends the over, and on come the drinks.

  20. Eng 345-7

    Jofra Archer takes two off the second delivery with the new ball, hurrying through a two to point.

    Nathan Smith then fires a ball past the edge of Gus Atkinson's bat, with the number eight just about managing to stay inside the line.