Cricket-New Zealand take 49-run lead over Zimbabwe with nine wickets in hand


(Reuters) -New Zealand did not take long to gain the upper hand over Zimbabwe on the first day of the second test, skittling out their hosts for 125 before reaching 174-1in reply in Bulawayo on Thursday.

Opener Devon Conway (79) and nightwatchman Jacob Duffy (8) were unbeaten at stumps as New Zealand led by 49 runs.

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