Kane Williamson Wicket NZ vs ENG 3rd Test: The third test match between New Zealand and England is being played in Hamilton. By the end of the first day’s play, the Kiwi team had scored 315 runs at the loss of 9 wickets. Meanwhile, the manner of Kane Williamson’s dismissal has come into the limelight. He was neither bowled, nor caught, nor LBW, so how did he get out? In fact, while trying to stop the ball, he hit the ball late into the stumps, after which he was declared bowled out.
New Zealand had made a very good start on the first day. There was an opening partnership of 105 runs between Tom Latham and Will Young. Meanwhile, Williamson came to bat at number three and at one time in the 59th over he had scored 44 runs in 86 balls. Williamson seemed to be in good touch, but then something strange happened on the last ball of the 59th over. Matthew Potts came to bowl for England in the 59th over of the innings. Williamson defended the ball, which first hit the bat and then the pad and was heading towards the stumps. While trying to push the ball away from his feet in football style, Williamson hit it into the stumps.
Bruh Kane Williamson literally kicked himself out 😠pic.twitter.com/yKmdPRzYNd
— Shivani (@meme_ki_diwani) December 14, 2024
As soon as Kane Williamson realized that he had committed a huge blunder, the next moment disappointment was clearly visible on his face. Williamson’s wicket proved to be very important because at one time New Zealand had scored 185 runs at the loss of 3 wickets. But after Williamson’s dismissal, the Kiwi team lost 4 wickets within the next 46 runs. Due to this reason New Zealand’s score became 231 runs for 7 wickets.
Let us tell you that England is leading 2-0 in the three-Test series. The English team won the first match by 8 wickets and then won the second match by 323 runs. Now even in the third test, the New Zealand team is not looking in very good condition.
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