NZ take charge of see-saw Test
ESPNcricinfo staff
31-May-2015
Tim Southee struck three times in his first three overs as England slipped to 267 for 8 on the third morning, under cloudy skies at Headingley • Getty Images
Stuart Broad finally found some form with the bat during a lusty 46, which helped England add 83 runs for the last two wickets and finish on 350, level on first innings•Getty Images
Broad picked up where he left off with the ball and took two wickets in his opening spell•Getty Images
Ross Taylor decided attack was the best form of defence, hitting 48 from 48 balls during a 99-run stand for the third wicket•Getty Images
Martin Guptill was also in attacking mood and went past 50...•Getty Images
...but became Mark Wood's second wicket shortly before tea. At that stage, New Zealand's lead was 141 with six wickets standing•Getty Images
Brendon McCullum was a little more watchful than usual, ensuring England would not find a way back into the match•Getty Images
BJ Watling and McCullum both recorded fifties during a stand worth 121•Getty Images
Wood picked up his third wicket when he trapped McCullum lbw, despite a review•PA Photos
England also removed Luke Ronchi but Watling reached his hundred in the penultimate over and remained unbeaten at the close, with New Zealand's lead 338 - a higher target than England have ever successfully chased•Getty Images