England take late NZ wickets with second Test balanced after day one

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Jacob Bethell takes two late wickets to leave England's second Test against New Zealand delicately poised after the opening day at The Oval, with the tourists closing on 291-7, having being put into bat.

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England take late NZ wickets with second Test balanced after day one

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