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Zondo takes an easy catch to give Ngidi his second wicket.
2
The duo put on a 173-run partnership for the second wicket.
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Eventually, Moeen had Ashwin caught in the deep for a much-deserved second wicket.
4
Things looked pretty grim for the home side when Dunlop arrived second wicket down.
5
Sharma and Kohli continued the onslaught, putting on 78 runs for the second wicket.
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But after England had made steady progress they gifted the West Indies a second wicket.
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But it wasn't long before Australia lost a second wicket as Smith was caught LBW.
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But Steve Harmison's second wicket put paid to that.
9
Zondo trying to pick up the pace only manages to gift Chahal his second wicket.
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However, Simmons and Webster hastily dashed those hopes in a rollicking 97-run, unbroken second wicket stand.
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Philander's second wicket of the day reduced England to 70 for three just after the break.
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The pair added 102 for the second wicket.
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Fraser and Lewis had a similar idea and followed Hussain at the fall of the second wicket.
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Kapp finished the innings off taking a second wicket in a final over that went for eight.
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It was the second wicket for Stokes -both which came at crucial times shortly before an interval.
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Captain Kane Williamson and Neil Broom put on a record second wicket partnership for New Zealand of 179 runs.
