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James Wallace

Phuket, United Kingdom
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Journalist (macro, finance, real estate, private equity, debt, technology, aviation, crypto, etc), and a trainee psychotherapist
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England v New Zealand: third men’s cricket Test, day four – live

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By James Wallace, Tanya Aldred Verified
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Jofra Archer of England fields off of his own bowling. Photograph: Andrew Boyers/Action Images/Reuters 38th over: New Zealand 123-3 (Ravindra 61, Mitchell 28) Stokes is over the wicket to Ravindra, Trent Bridge shrouded in cloud and it is mercifully cooler than the last few days. A decent morning for bowling you’d think. Ravindra is watchful and Stokes peels off an accurate maiden.
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Ravindra helps New Zealand build 204-run lead against England in decisive third Test – live reaction

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By James Wallace, Tim de Lisle Verified
| MSN New Zealand Verified
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Ravindra helps New Zealand build 204-run lead against England in decisive third Test – live reaction

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By James Wallace, Tim de Lisle Verified
| MSN UK Verified
LIVE – Updated at 19:02 England lose eight wickets for 130 runs in Nottingham to cede control of deciding Test match to New Zealand. James Wallace Have you heard of the phrase BIG FIRST HOUR? It's exactly that tomorrow. I'll be back on the tools bright and bushy in the morning. In fact, scratch that. I will be back on the tools but make no further promises. Expectation management I think they call it.
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