New Zealand will look to take early wickets on the second day against the West Indies after being bowled out for just 221 runs on the board in the second Test match being played at Port of Spain. West Indies have already lost an early wicket of Chris Gayle, who was cleaned up by the left-arm swing merchant, Trent Boult.Catch Live Scorecard here.
On the first day, the wicket at Port of Spain offered a bit of help for all types of bowlers. Jerome Taylor took advantage of the ball stopping a bit on the batsmen by taking four key wickets. He was well supported by others in the bowling line-up. For New Zealand, the likes of Tom Latham, Ross Taylor and company played well. But none of them were able to get a big score on the board. The Dukes may offer New Zealand pacers some help. New Zealand won the first Test and are looking to win the Test series against the West Indies. They lost the Test series they played in the West Indies in 2012. Catch live blog of the day’s play.
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