Brendan Taylor's Courageous Comeback Amidst New Zealand's Ferocious Pace
Brendan Taylor returned to international cricket after a 3 1/2-year ban, facing New Zealand's strong pace attack in the second test. Though Zimbabwe struggled overall, Taylor played with determination, remaining unbeaten at 33 by lunch. Meanwhile, new talent Zakary Foulkes boosted New Zealand, claiming two wickets.
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After a 3 1/2-year absence due to an anti-corruption ban, Brendan Taylor made a determined comeback to international cricket with Zimbabwe in the second test against New Zealand on Thursday.
Despite his team faltering, Taylor displayed resilience amidst a challenging pace attack, remaining not out at 33 runs in an opening session where New Zealand's bowlers dominated, leaving Zimbabwe at 67-4 by lunch.
Debutant Zakary Foulkes impressed for New Zealand, snatching two wickets, bolstering a team already missing key players. This followed Matt Henry's stellar performance, having taken nine wickets in the first test.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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