NZ vs AUS Kane Williamson Run Out: The first match of the two-Test series is being played between New Zealand and Australia at the Basin Reserve Stadium in Wellington. In this match, Kane Williamson was run out for the first time in Test cricket. Before this, he had never been run out in 97 matches.
NZ vs AUS Kane Williamson First Time Run Out In Test Career: The Australian team on the New Zealand tour first made a splash in batting and then broke the back of the Kiwis in bowling and fielding. New Zealand suffered the biggest loss when their in-form batsman Kane Williamson returned to the pavilion without opening his account in the first innings. Along with this, he also made the first mistake in his 12 years of Test career, the consequences of which may have to be borne by the entire team.
Actually, the first match of the two-Test series between New Zealand and Australia is being played at the Basin Reserve Stadium in Wellington. In this match, Australia, batting first, scored 383 runs with the help of Cameron Green’s 174 runs. In response, the Kiwi batsmen were bundled out for 179 runs in the first innings.
Kane Williamson was run out for the first time in Test
Kane Williamson had scored 403 runs in 4 innings against South Africa before the Australia Test series. His average was 134.33, but he could not even open the account in the first innings against Australia. In fact, on the fifth ball of the fourth over, Williamson demanded a run by playing the ball of Mitchell Starc with a straight bat. At that time Will Young is on non-strike. As soon as Kane Williamson is running a run, he collides with his teammate Will Young.
After this, when he tries to reach the crease, Marnus Labuschagne quickly picks up the ball and hits it straight at the wicket at Kane Williamson’s end. Due to which Williamson has to return to the pavilion after being run out without scoring any runs. Along with this, this is the first time in his 12-year-old Test career that he has returned to the pavilion after being run out. Before this he had never been run out in this format.
New Zealand in trouble
New Zealand’s batsmen have not been able to show any great feat in the first innings against Australia. The entire team was able to score only 179 runs in response to Australia’s 383 runs. The most surprising thing in this is that four of their batsmen could not even open the account. Whereas none of their top four batsmen could even cross double figures. At one time New Zealand had lost its 7 wickets for just 113 runs.
However, in the end, on the basis of Glenn Phillips’ 71 runs on 70 balls and Matt Henry’s helpful innings of 42 runs on 34 balls, the Kiwi team was successful in reaching 179 runs in the first innings. Nathan Lyon took maximum 4 wickets in this match.
