England's wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow hit a century after two successive bowlers Stuart Broad and James Anderson bowled in the Christchurch Test on the second day. In reply to England's 307 runs, the Kiwis scored 192 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in their first innings. As a result, New Zealand were 115 runs behind with 4 wickets in hand.
At the end of the first day, England scored 290 runs in 8 wickets. After the failure of the top-order batsmen, England's back-to-back match with 97 and 9th wicketkeeper Mark Wood, out of wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow, Bairstow took his first century against New Zealand in the first Test and the fifth in Test cricket. However, he took part in the three legs. Bairstow scored 101 runs in 170 balls with 11 fours and 1 sixes before being dismissed as the last batsman of the team. On the second day, England scored 41 runs by adding 17 runs to 307 runs. New Zealand's Tim Southee (6/62) and Bolt (4 for 87) took four wickets.
New Zealand has begun their innings before the lunch break, with the failure of the batsmen to lose pressure New Zealand They lost five wickets for 36 runs by Broad-Anderson pace bowlers. Tom Latham Shun, Ross Taylor 2 and Henry Nicholas were beaten by Broad on Broad. Victory Raval 5 and captain Kane Williamson were dismissed for 22 off Anderson.
Wicket-keeper BJ Watling and Colin de Grantham tried to defend against England's bowlers for a fifth-wicket partnership. They get to see success. The team scored 142 runs in the face of Smile Putin Watling and Grantham However, they were separated due to England's 178 runs by England's Broad. Broad stopped the Grandmaster from 72 runs in 7 balls. Watling finished the day's play with Southee. Southee and Watling are unbeaten on 77 runs. Broad took four for 38 and Anderson took 2 for 43.