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New Zealand five down at tea against England

By , Rugby Editor
New Zealand reach 134-5 at tea on the final day of the first Test against England at Lord's as they chase a total of 345.

New Zealand have lost two more wickets at tea on the final day of the first Test against England at Lord's.

The tourists, who are chasing down a total of 345, are currently on 134-5.

After finishing a disastrous morning session on 12-3, Kane Williamson (27) and Brendon McCullum (golden duck) were both dismissed in the afternoon.

Ben 'Mr' Stokes celebrates dismissing New Zealand's Brendon McCullum during day five of the First Test on May 25, 2015© Getty Images

Williamson was caught by Joe Root off the bowling of Ben Stokes before Stokes struck again by dispatching of McCullum with the very first ball that the batsman faced.

However, Corey Anderson and BJ Watling have offered some resistance for New Zealand thanks to unbeaten knocks of 51 and 36 respectively.

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