England’s short-ball ploy to New Zealand’s tail on the morning of day two at The Oval saw them concede 100 runs in taking the final three wickets of the innings.
Source: Wisden
How England’s tail-end tactics cost them control at The Oval
England’s short-ball ploy to New Zealand’s tail on the morning of day two at The Oval saw them concede 100 runs in taking the final three wickets of the innings.
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