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Updates from the match in Colombo; 1.30pm GMT start
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2nd over: New Zealand 8-0 (Seifert 7, Allen 1) Liam Dawson with the second over, spin and pace from England. Seifert attempts a reverse swipe but misses completely. He then goes for a straight sweep off the next ball and connects, the ball loops behind square for the first New Zealand boundary of the match. Archer coming back for more, can Seifert lay bat on him this over?

1st over: New Zealand 0-0 (Seifert 0, Allen 0) Seifert is in all sorts of problems to Archer, the bowler cuts him in two twice in the over with balls zipping off the pitch. Seifert is then given out on the field caught behind but reviews it immediately. Sure enough it was back pad rather than bat. NOT OUT. Archer is on the money though and stitches together a maiden to begin the match.

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Israel’s top court has moved to allow international aid groups to keep operating in the Gaza Strip and other Palestinian territories

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Katharine Braddick’s appointment to PRA comes as government seeks to reform regulation to boost growth

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Sam Altman’s $730bn start-up restocks its war chest for battle with Anthropic and Google

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Life for over-55s is increasingly ‘coming with a mortgage attached’, a finance expert said.

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With most Scots supportive of reintroducing the wild cat, charities are focusing on those whose jobs would be affected

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Luckwell’s view is a majority one among local people gathering at village halls across the Highlands, as a painstaking consultation slowly gathers momentum for the apex predator’s return to Scottish forests.

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Darren Connor also charged with possession of class B drugs; while a second man has not been charged

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Dengue infects up to 400 million people and kills thousands every year but an Indian company is now inching closer to a vaccine breakthrough. Namita Singh reports

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Department of State also authorises non-essential officials and their families to book flights anywhere

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US citizens should “consider leaving Israel while commercial flights are available”, the Department of State advisory added. It also urged against travel to Israel.

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