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    New Zealand remains well in control early on day four of the second cricket test against Pakistan in Christchurch

    New Zealand remains well in control early on day four of the second cricket test against Pakistan in Christchurch


    The visitors have moved to 69 for three at lunch - a deficit of 293 with Azhar Ali on 27 and Haris Sohail 10.

    Kyle Jamieson has proved formidable to play, as exhibited by figures of two wickets for six from eight, including five maidens.

    His steepling bounce has terrorised Azhar Ali in particular who, to his credit, somehow avoided edging or ballooning to a poised slip cordon.

    The fielding highlight of the morning has been the diving one-handed catch of Abid Ali for 26 by sub-fielder Will Young at point.

    Less salubrious was nightwatchman Mohammad Abbas' decision to review after snicking behind.

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