New Zealand dominate second Test against England with commanding 352-run advantage

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New Zealand dominate second Test against England with commanding 352-run advantage

New Zealand dominated the second Test at the Oval, finishing day three with a commanding 352-run advantage and seven wickets still intact. England's hopes of salvaging the match were severely dented by costly fielding lapses from James Rew and Emilio Gay. Rew spilt what appeared to be a straightforward chance when Rachin Ravindra edged Josh Tongue to slip on just seven, diving one-handed when a more conventional ap…