Trent 'thunder' Boult strieks as England all out for 58 in first Test
Updated On: 22 March, 2018 10:00 AM IST | Auckland | AFP
At 23 for 8, England threatened New Zealand's most unwanted record of the lowest ever Test score, 26, before they recovered to be all out for 58. At 27 for 9


Trent Boult of New Zealand reacts after bowling Alastair Cook of England during the first day of the day-night Test cricket match between New Zealand and England at Eden Park in Auckland. Pic/AFP
A destructive six-wicket haul by Trent Boult left England in tatters during a first innings that lasted just 20.4 overs in the opening session of the first Test in Auckland on Thursday. At 23 for 8, England threatened New Zealand's most unwanted record of the lowest ever Test score, 26, before they recovered to be all out for 58. At 27 for 9, England's lowest Test innings of 45 -- against Australia in 1887 -- was also in jeopardy.
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