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'They think they've got him!' - Duckett run out as NZ make breakthrough

'They think they've got him!' - Duckett run out as NZ make breakthrough
BBC Sport Thursday 18 June 2026, 13:27 UTC 1 min read
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England lose their first wicket as Ben Duckett is run out for 36 by New Zealand's Nathan Smith on day two of the second Test at The Oval, with the home side 45-1 in their first innings.

England lose their first wicket as Ben Duckett is run out for 36 by New Zealand's Nathan Smith on day two of the second Test at The Oval, with the home side 45-1 in their first innings.
Duckett (PERSON) NZ (LOCATION) England (LOCATION) Ben Duckett (PERSON) New Zealand's (LOCATION) Nathan Smith (PERSON) The Oval (LOCATION)
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