Summary The tourists need only five more wickets to register an innings victory against African team
BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe, July 30, 2016 (AFP) - Centuries from Ross Taylor and BJ Watling and a three-wicket haul from Trent Boult moved New Zealand closer to a huge win over Zimbabwe in the first Test at Queens Sports Club on Saturday.
After Taylor had scored an unbeaten 173 and Watling had made 107 in a New Zealand total of 576 for six declared, Boult struck three times in six deliveries to send Zimbabwe crashing to 121 for five at the close of day three.
Craig Ervine s unbeaten 49 ensured that the one-sided game will go into a fourth day after the hosts had collapsed to 17 for four in their second innings, but Zimbabwe still need another 291 runs to make New Zealand bat again.
