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West Indies take huge lead against New Zealand

- after declaring at their overnight score of 451-9, the West Indies dismissed New Zealand for 237 in the first innings
Left-arm fast bowler Raymon A. Reifer took 2-27 and off-spinner Roston A. Chase scalped 2 for 7. Photo: Twitter
The West Indies took control of their four-day tour match against New Zealand A on the second day Sunday, November 26, 2017 as they continue a solid build-up to the first Test against New Zealand.

After declaring at their overnight score of 451-9, the West Indies dismissed the home side, led by New Zealand Test openers Jeet Raval and Tom Latham, for 237. At stumps, the tourists were 53-2 in their second innings, an overall lead of 267.

The West Indies bowlers all had good workouts, though none bowled more than 10 overs. Left-arm fast bowler Raymon A. Reifer took 2-27 and off-spinner Roston L. Chase scalped 2 for 7.

Latham made 24 and Raval 1 while discarded test all-rounder Todd Astle top-scored with 68 for the hosts. Kraig Braithwaite was not out at stumps for the West Indies on 33. (Indian Express)

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