Glenn Phillips Takes Flying Catch To Help New Zealand Get Rid Of Ollie Pope | Watch
The incident took place on the second ball of the 53rd over of England's first innings, which was bowled by Tim Southee.
Brook, Pope push England closer to NZ's first innings score, visitors dominant (Day 2, Stumps)
At the end of day two, England was 319/5, with Brook (132* in 163 balls, with 10 fours and two sixes) and Ben Stokes (37* in 76 balls, with four boundaries) unbeaten.
Ollie Pope channels the jitters to reframe discussions around his spot
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