James Anderson finished with seven for 43 as England enforced the follow-on after bowling New Zealand out for 123 on day three of the third and final Test at Trent Bridge on Saturday.
New Zealand, resuming on 96 for six in replying to England’s first innings 364, lost their last three wickets for no runs. England, 1-0 up in the series, need only to avoid defeat to win the series.
Daniel Vettori was caught at first slip by Andrew Strauss off Ryan Sidebottom for seven, before Stuart Broad claimed two wickets in his only over of the morning.
Broad, playing on his home ground, first had Kyle Mills well caught by Kevin Pietersen at head height in the gully with his third ball and then two balls later he bowled Iain O’Brien with a perfect out-swinger.
Anderson completed the rout when he trapped Gareth Hopkins lbw for 15 as New Zealand capitulated from 123 for seven to 123 all out an hour before tea.
There was no play before lunch because of rain and bad light. – Reuters