New Zealand leads after Phillips century

England faced a challenging situation on the second day of the Test against New Zealand at the Oval, with the team at 222 for six and still behind by 169 runs. Stand-in captain Joe Root, returning to leadership, struggled to contain New Zealand’s attack, notably Matt Henry, who played a key role in taking wickets. Glenn Phillips scored his maiden Test century, while England's bowlers made costly errors, including a dropped catch that allowed Phillips’ innings to flourish. The outcome of the match remains uncertain as England’s debutant Jordan Cox and other batters attempt to stabilize the innings.

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