New Zealand 132 all out, England 116-7 – First Test, Day 1: James Anderson and debutant Matty Potts took four wickets apiece as England took control but familiar batting woes stunted their progress
They had been given reverential ovations as they took up the new ball, and both quickly drew blood: Anderson found the outside edge of Will Young’s bat and then fellow opener Tom Latham’s too, bringing excellent catches from Jonny Bairstow, perhaps the benefit of positioning a keeper at third slip. Broad did likewise to Devon Conway before Potts entered the fray to rattle through the middle order.
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