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Good start by NZ

AFP, London
England took two wickets in five balls to leave New Zealand 172 for three at tea on the first day of the first Test at Lord's here Thursday.
Opener Mark Richardson was 56 not out off 163 balls including 10 fours having shared a century stand with Nathan Astle that looked to be putting New Zealand in a commanding position.
Astle, despite giving Richardson a 67-ball start, was first to his fifty before going on to 64.
The right-hander played some sublime strokes including a straight driven four off Matthew Hoggard.
Even better was a cover-drive played with a classical long swing of the bat off fast bowler Stephen Harmison which also went to the boundary.
At the other end Richardson, batting like an old-fashioned opener, picked the right ball to hit, the left-hander especially impressive through the offside.
Astle, on 60, was missed by England when he edged all-rounder Andrew Flintoff between Surrey team-mates Graham Thorpe and Mark Butcher in the slips.
Fortunately for England, Astle only added another four runs to his score before he edged a good length ball from Flintoff through to wicketkeeper Geraint Jones. Astle faced 77 balls including 11 fours.
England, under new captain Marcus Trescothick following Michael Vaughan's withdrawal because of a knee injury, then turned 161 for two into 162 for three when Scott Styris was caught behind for nought off Simon Jones.
It was a deserved reward for the Glamorgan quick in a lively spell of one for 26 in nine overs.
Left-hander Fleming, opening in the first innings of a Test match for the first time, made a composed 34 and showed no sign of the hip injury that made him doubtful for this match.
He fell when his sliced drive off Jones was caught by Test debutant Andrew Strauss at point, New
Zealand 58 for one.
England thought they had Astle caught behind off Flintoff but Australian umpire Darrell Hair rejected their appeals.
Richardson, on 24, then had an escape when he saw Thorpe at third slip just fail to hold on to a righthanded catch above his head off an edged drive against Jones.
Vaughan's place in England's side was taken by Strauss. The Middlesex captain is due to open the batting alongside Trescothick.
This match is the first of a three-Test series.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at tea on the first day of the first Test between England and New Zealand at Lord's Thursday: NEW ZEALAND: First innings Richardson not out 56
Fleming c Strauss b S Jones 34 Astle c G Jones b Flintoff 64
Styris c G Jones b S Jones 0
McMillan not out 4
Extras: (b-6, lb-2, w-1, nb-5) 14
Total: (For 3 wkts in 56 overs) 172
Fall of wickets: 1-58, 2-161, 3162
To bat: McCullum, Cairns, Oram, Vettori, Tuffey, Martin
Bowler O M R W
Hoggard 13 3 42 0
Harmison 14 4 54 0
Flintoff 14 6 26 1
S Jones 15 6 42 2
ENGLAND: Trescothick, Strauss, Butcher, Hussain, Thorpe, Flintoff, G Jones, Giles, S Jones, Hoggard, Harmison
Toss: New Zealand
Umpires: Darrell Hair (Australia) and Rudi Koertzen (South Africa)