The Black Caps are in control after the first day's play in the second test match against the West Indies.
After the visitors set a strong platform racing out to 66-0 the Black Caps took control led by a strong spell from Blair Tickner taking 4-32.
Unfortunately he went off after suffering a shoulder injury, which could rule him out of the test.
NZME sports broadcaster Andrew Alderson recapped the action.
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Speaker 1 (00:06):
You're listening to the Sports Talk podcast with Darcy Waldergrave
from news Talk zed Be.
Speaker 2 (00:13):
We're going to go now to mister Andrew Ortison, who
joins us from the Pohutakawa clad based and reservoal. I'm
presuming it is my old poet out. The back was
slightly red and then the rain came and it's now
back to green again. That's what they're looking right down.
Speaker 1 (00:30):
There, Darcy.
Speaker 3 (00:32):
They're of a crimson hue and what would you call it,
almost like cricket ball red, and they're dotted around the ground.
You'll see it in the coverage of the course of
the next few days, but quite a few of them
in full blue in moater came, I suspect, so goodness me.
I love this time of the year and that is
occurring and within the confines of that Pahota Kawa well
(00:53):
Ashokawa surrounds, we saw New Zealand have a pretty successful
day by and large, dismissing the West needs for two
hundred and five getting to twenty four without loss. But
the downside to that is the Blair tick there, who
had his best day in a white shirt for New
Zealand four thirty two from sixteen overs. He has been lost,
presumably for the series, after what seemed to be we
(01:16):
haven't confirmed it yet, but a dislocation I think, or
at least that some sort of damage to his shoulder,
and it looks so innocuous that they were running some
leg byas the west indeast. He dived at fine leg
off the bowling of Michael Ray and just lay prone
afterwards and needed paramedics to come and remove them.
Speaker 2 (01:35):
I was talking to Chris Kens about this pre recorded
interview and he talked about how good techn has looked
and how too many fast battles now expected to dive
around in the field and that's not helpful. And what
happened when we're on the phone that.
Speaker 3 (01:51):
That's pretty praty.
Speaker 2 (01:52):
You'd have to say, yeah, indeed it would. Why wouldn't
use such a good word though, Andrew, well done.
Speaker 3 (01:58):
Hey, I've been using words all day on the zone.
But anyway, it was yeah, as I said, it seemed innocuous.
But yeah, he's gone, and you just adds this casualty list.
I mean, we've seen Matt Henry, who've seen Nathan Smith
in the first Test, have already got as part of
the rehabilitation collect Kyle jamieson will I o' rourke. We've
(02:20):
got others as well, Ben says, coming back into play
in Melbourne. But my thought is that I imagine that
Jamison is just hankering to get back on the park
for this third Test at the Mountain. Maybe his red
ball play will be fast tracked for that occasion. He's
played against central districts for Canterbury and that loss whis
finished earlier this week. Maybe he might be whistled back,
(02:42):
but you hope you're not going to over jump the
mark and just he ends up running the risk of
injuring himself again.
Speaker 1 (02:48):
That's all.
Speaker 3 (02:49):
But gee, it's been a brutal run.
Speaker 2 (02:51):
And before I let you go, you've forgot Fisher and
Shipley and Miln. I mean, the list goes on, that's right.
Speaker 1 (03:01):
Yeah, And one last story, isn't.
Speaker 2 (03:03):
It twenty four without last three nine overs? Comfortable enough
great not to lose a wicket there. But just on
a couple of words in the West Indies, Shay hopes
proving to be the savior of this entire team, isn't
he well, hey.
Speaker 3 (03:17):
Is forty eight again today and really just sometimes he
just looks a cut above at the moment of the
rest of the batters. I mean, i'd add to that
justin Graves after his double century and Hagley Oval effectively
saving the Tests on the back of Hope so earlier efforts.
But that's yeah, it's it's a difficult task at Western,
he's batting order once they get down a bit further
(03:38):
in New Zealand, able to do that today, but yeah,
it's going to shape up as well from here on.
In New Zealand, I think to give their bowls the
rest I thought Zach Folks and Jacob Duffy probably lacking
the little yard of pace understandably having bowled thirty three
and forty three overs respectively, and that second innings at Hagley,
they'll probably I would ideally bet for a couple of
days here bet the windy's Western he's out of the game,
(04:00):
and then going and bowl them out again, having had
their bowlers with their time with their feet up. So
I think that would be the plan from here. But yeah,
the picture shopping up quite well forbidding from here.
Speaker 2 (04:09):
It does excellent. Thank you very much for that, Old Sun.
Looking forward to catching up with you again tomorrow.
Speaker 1 (04:14):
For more from sports Talk. Listen live to news talks
it'd be from seven pm weekdays, or follow the podcast
on iHeartRadio
You're listening to the Sports Talk podcast with Darcy Waldergrave
from news Talk zed Be.
Speaker 2 (00:13):
We're going to go now to mister Andrew Ortison, who
joins us from the Pohutakawa clad based and reservoal. I'm
presuming it is my old poet out. The back was
slightly red and then the rain came and it's now
back to green again. That's what they're looking right down.
Speaker 1 (00:30):
There, Darcy.
Speaker 3 (00:32):
They're of a crimson hue and what would you call it,
almost like cricket ball red, and they're dotted around the ground.
You'll see it in the coverage of the course of
the next few days, but quite a few of them
in full blue in moater came, I suspect, so goodness me.
I love this time of the year and that is
occurring and within the confines of that Pahota Kawa well
(00:53):
Ashokawa surrounds, we saw New Zealand have a pretty successful
day by and large, dismissing the West needs for two
hundred and five getting to twenty four without loss. But
the downside to that is the Blair tick there, who
had his best day in a white shirt for New
Zealand four thirty two from sixteen overs. He has been lost,
presumably for the series, after what seemed to be we
(01:16):
haven't confirmed it yet, but a dislocation I think, or
at least that some sort of damage to his shoulder,
and it looks so innocuous that they were running some
leg byas the west indeast. He dived at fine leg
off the bowling of Michael Ray and just lay prone
afterwards and needed paramedics to come and remove them.
Speaker 2 (01:35):
I was talking to Chris Kens about this pre recorded
interview and he talked about how good techn has looked
and how too many fast battles now expected to dive
around in the field and that's not helpful. And what
happened when we're on the phone that.
Speaker 3 (01:51):
That's pretty praty.
Speaker 2 (01:52):
You'd have to say, yeah, indeed it would. Why wouldn't
use such a good word though, Andrew, well done.
Speaker 3 (01:58):
Hey, I've been using words all day on the zone.
But anyway, it was yeah, as I said, it seemed innocuous.
But yeah, he's gone, and you just adds this casualty list.
I mean, we've seen Matt Henry, who've seen Nathan Smith
in the first Test, have already got as part of
the rehabilitation collect Kyle jamieson will I o' rourke. We've
(02:20):
got others as well, Ben says, coming back into play
in Melbourne. But my thought is that I imagine that
Jamison is just hankering to get back on the park
for this third Test at the Mountain. Maybe his red
ball play will be fast tracked for that occasion. He's
played against central districts for Canterbury and that loss whis
finished earlier this week. Maybe he might be whistled back,
(02:42):
but you hope you're not going to over jump the
mark and just he ends up running the risk of
injuring himself again.
Speaker 1 (02:48):
That's all.
Speaker 3 (02:49):
But gee, it's been a brutal run.
Speaker 2 (02:51):
And before I let you go, you've forgot Fisher and
Shipley and Miln. I mean, the list goes on, that's right.
Speaker 1 (03:01):
Yeah, And one last story, isn't.
Speaker 2 (03:03):
It twenty four without last three nine overs? Comfortable enough
great not to lose a wicket there. But just on
a couple of words in the West Indies, Shay hopes
proving to be the savior of this entire team, isn't
he well, hey.
Speaker 3 (03:17):
Is forty eight again today and really just sometimes he
just looks a cut above at the moment of the
rest of the batters. I mean, i'd add to that
justin Graves after his double century and Hagley Oval effectively
saving the Tests on the back of Hope so earlier efforts.
But that's yeah, it's it's a difficult task at Western,
he's batting order once they get down a bit further
(03:38):
in New Zealand, able to do that today, but yeah,
it's going to shape up as well from here on.
In New Zealand, I think to give their bowls the
rest I thought Zach Folks and Jacob Duffy probably lacking
the little yard of pace understandably having bowled thirty three
and forty three overs respectively, and that second innings at Hagley,
they'll probably I would ideally bet for a couple of
days here bet the windy's Western he's out of the game,
(04:00):
and then going and bowl them out again, having had
their bowlers with their time with their feet up. So
I think that would be the plan from here. But yeah,
the picture shopping up quite well forbidding from here.
Speaker 2 (04:09):
It does excellent. Thank you very much for that, Old Sun.
Looking forward to catching up with you again tomorrow.
Speaker 1 (04:14):
For more from sports Talk. Listen live to news talks
it'd be from seven pm weekdays, or follow the podcast
on iHeartRadio
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