LONDON (Reuters) - English wickets tumbled early on day four of the first test on Saturday, leaving the home side on 164-6 at lunch, 214 runs behind New Zealand after fast bowlers Tim Southee and Kyle Jamieson tore through their middle order.
Opener Rory Burns was unbeaten on 72 with debutant Ollie Robinson at the other end on 16 at the break.
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