Summary

  • Ireland v New Zealand (11:00 BST) - Day two

  • New Zealand declare on 490-8

  • Ireland finish 179 all out as New Zealand enforce follow-on

  • Hosts go into day three trailing by 246 runs

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  1. NZ 431-5published at 111 overs

    Dean Foxcroft clips Andy McBrine behind for two runs and it's time for drinks.

  2. NZ 428-5published at 110 overs

    Reuben Wilson returns at the City End and two runs come from the over.

    Tom Blundell moves on to 179 with Dean Foxcroft on 64.

  3. NZ 427-5published at 109 overs

    Tom Blundell produces a nice reverse sweep for a single and it's three runs in all from Andy McBrine's second over of the day.

  4. Get Involvedpublished at 12:05 BST 28 May

    NZ 424-5

    Writing was on the wall when Ireland put NZ into bat.

    Michael, Donaghadee

    I'd be declaring now if I was New Zealand only 5 wickets have fallen and they have to get 20 Irish wickets, 400 runs is plenty come on NZ make it interesting we don't want to see a draw!!!!

    Badboybasie, Somerset

  5. NZ 424-5published at 108 overs

    Dean Foxcroft blasts straight down to the boundary and it's an expensive 15 runs from that Liam McCarthy over.

  6. 6 runs

    Sixpublished at 107.2

    NZ 419-5

    Tom Blundell smashes a short Liam McCarthy delivery back over the bowler's head for a mighty six and then punches away for a four.

  7. Get Involvedpublished at 12:00 BST 28 May

    NZ 409-5

    And to think, Ireland had the Kiwis at 86-4, now its 400+-5. I think we can all agree this is probably already over as a Test match? I cant see Ireland getting 400 even when they have to follow on.

    Mark, Nuneaton

  8. NZ 409-5published at 107 overs

    Ireland introduce spin at the Dundonald End in the form of Andy McBrine and he goes for three runs in his opening over.

  9. NZ 406-5published at 106 overs

    The 400 comes up in 105.1 overs thanks to a Dean Foxcroft single and it's some achievement considering the tourists were struggling at 86-4.

    Seven runs in total from Liam McCarthy's over and it's also now a 100-run partnership between Foxcroft and Tom Blundell.

  10. NZ 399-5published at 105 overs

    Three off the latest Tom Mayes over and it's looking ominous for Ireland with the Black Caps still with five wickets in hand.

  11. Get Involvedpublished at 11:48 BST 28 May

    NZ 396-5

    Once again I suggest to bring in Tector early to upset these two. You can't let them settle or the Test is over. With Adair injured, luck is against them. Ireland need a miracle here!

    Daithi, London

  12. NZ 396-5published at 104 overs

    Tom Blundell slaps a short one from Liam McCarthy down the ground for four - seven runs come from the over.

  13. NZ 389-5published at 103 overs

    Three runs from the latest Tom Mayes over - Ireland's three Test debutants have plugged away this morning but they could really do with Mark Adair returning to spearhead the attack.

    Tom MayesImage source, Inpho
  14. 50 runs

    50published at 102 overs

    NZ 386-5

    It's a 50 on Test debut for Dean Foxcroft as he cuts away for a single - five runs come from Liam McCarthy's opening over from the City End.

  15. 150 runs

    150published at 101 overs

    NZ 381-5

    Tom Blundell brings up his 150 with an edge to the third-man boundary and the next Tom Mayes delivery goes for four leg-byes.

    The Black Caps pair have been relatively untroubled so far this morning.

    Tom BlundellImage source, Inpho
  16. NZ 373-5published at 100 overs

    Dean Foxcroft flicks a lifting Reuben Wilson delivery behind for two runs as the partnership extends to 70.

    New Zealand have a 3.73 run-rate for the 100 overs bowled so far.

  17. NZ 371-5published at 99 overs

    Dean Foxcroft gets a single off Tom Mayes and is now six runs away from a half-century on his Test debut.

  18. Get Involvedpublished at 11:20 BST 28 May

    NZ 370-5

    Hopefully Mark Adair isn’t seriously injured. Ireland need him if they're going to claim a win or even get close to doing it.

    Manmeet, India

  19. Adair blow for Irelandpublished at 11:17 BST 28 May

    NZ 370-5

    Ireland's top bowler Mark Adair has yet to appear for this morning session due to a stomach complaint.

    Adair, who took three wickets yesterday, has been replaced on the field by Matthew Humphreys.

  20. NZ 370-5published at 98 overs

    Tom Blundell gets back just in time after sprinting two runs before easing through point for a single.

    Dean Foxcroft also takes a single off Reuben Wilson.