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The hosts beat England by one run after being made to follow-on at Wellington’s Basin Reserve

England lost a thrilling Test match to New Zealand by just one run, becoming only the fourth team in history to lose after enforcing the follow on and captain Ben Stokes has defended his decision

Neil Wagner removed James Anderson to secure a thrilling victory.

Anderson feathered Wagner down the leg-side to leave England 256 all out chasing 258

NEW DELHI: After risky shot-making cost them dearly in the previous match, Australia's stand-in skipper Steve Smith said their batsmen will aim to slow things down at the crease in the third Test against India in Indore starting on Wednesday.

Stokes refused to be downcast after defeat

They had been bowled out for 256 pursuing a target of 258.

New Zealand's thrilling one-run win over England in the 2nd Test at Wellington is only the third instance in the history of Test cricket that a team has edged its opponent by just one run to emerge victorious.

INDORE: For the second consecutive day here at the Holkar Stadium, KL Rahul and Shubman Gill went toe to toe in the batting nets, practising for long durations against net bowlers, regular bowlers and throwdown experts.

New Zealand were made to follow-on in the second Test at home against England, but they didn't lose hope, and on Tuesday the Kiwis pulled off a stunning one-run win over the visitors in a thrilling finish on the final day in Wellington.

MUMBAI: The Mumbai Cricket Association is coming up with a 'special gift' for cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, who will celebrate his 50th birthday on April 24 this year. In a unique gesture, the MCA will erect a life-size statue of Tendulkar inside the iconic Wankhede stadium in Mumbai.