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England fighting uphill against New Zealand at Lords
CRICKET: England had plenty of work to do if it was to prevent New Zealand from winning at Lord's for the first time since 1999 overnight.
England was 6 for 180 in its second innings, a lead of 205 runs, at the start of day four of the first Test.
Jonathan Trott (56) and Joe Root (71) shared a third-wicket stand of 123 before paceman Tim Southee (3 for 34) triggered a dramatic collapse which saw England lose four wickets for 12 runs.
Nightwatchman Steven Finn was 6 not out and Ian Bell 0 not out at stumps.
Wicket-keeper Matt Prior made a pair, the first by an England batsman at Lord's since 1995.
