Glenn Phillips shines with a maiden Test five-for against Australia, leading New Zealand's charge in a record run chase
Glenn Phillips, a name not widely known in the cricket world, emerged as the hero in the New Zealand vs Australia Test match. With remarkable figures of 5-45, Phillips showcased his talent, surprising everyone including the Australians. His stellar performance played a crucial role in bowling Australia out for 164 in their second innings, setting up an intense run chase of 369 for New Zealand. Despite being a part-timer, Phillips proved his mettle and left a lasting impact on the game.
As the match progressed, Phillips's all-round skills came to the fore. Alongside Matt Henry's 3-36, Phillips's impressive bowling restricted Australia, giving the Black Caps hope of a historic victory. The tension on the field was palpable as New Zealand, led by Phillips, chased a target of 329 runs, ending Day 3 at 111/3 at stumps. Phillips's celebration after his five-wicket haul was reminiscent of a child's joy, showing his passion and love for the game.
In a surprising turn of events, Australian spinner Nathan Lyon praised the young New Zealand batsman Rachin Ravindra, calling him a 'superstar' in the making. The spotlight, however, remained on Phillips, who became the first Kiwi bowler in 15 years to achieve a five-wicket haul in a Test match. His historic feat added to the excitement of the game, making him a household name overnight. The match concluded with New Zealand setting a record run chase, with Phillips's performance etched in cricketing history.
Glenn Phillips takes 5-45 as New Zealand bowl Australia out for 164 in their second innings; set their record-highest run chase of 369 to win, the Black ...
Chasing a target of 329 runs, New Zealand were batting at 111/3 at stumps on Day 3 of their first Test match against Australia at the Basin Reserve.
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New Zealand's Glenn Phillips rips through Australia with five wickets as the hosts are set a target of 369 to win the first Test in Wellington.
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Australia still increased its overall lead to 368 after leading by 204 on the first innings. At stumps New Zealand was 111-3 and 257 runs behind.
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