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Nash was the third wicket to fall with the score on 76.
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The 151-run stand for the third wicket was the backbone of the innings.
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Southee holed out next ball to give Wood his third wicket.
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Photo: Photosport Suddenly Australia were struggling after Henry's third wicket.
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Their stand equalled England's best for the third wicket.
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He was caught at long leg as Neil Wagner claimed a third wicket for himself.
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Plunkett got his third wicket when James Neesham played a lazy shot to Joe Root at mid-on.
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Instead it's his leg stump that goes flying and Blignaut gets his third wicket of the innings.
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But Williamson and Taylor then combined to put on 116 for the third wicket before Williamson's was dismissed.
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Chamara Silva chopped Southee on to give him a third wicket but Samaraweera and Mathews saw Sri Lanka home.
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The Marsh brothers, Shaun and Mitchell, then combined to compile an unbeaten stand for the third wicket worth 103.
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He and Kallis have added 200 for the third wicket to all but kill off India's chances of victory.
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Cameron Bancroft and Usman Khawaja were both caught behind, before Warner and Smith put on 56 for the third wicket.
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He combined with Virat Kohli for a third wicket stand of 126 before India were undone by New Zealand's pace attack.
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Pujara and Kohli then joined forces to frustrate the tourists with the steady accumulation of 75 runs for the third wicket.
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Williamson then took his third wicket of the innings when Ian Bell, looking to push the scoring along, top-edged a slog-sweep.