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2nd Test: New Zealand unchanged in bid to hit back against England

New Zealand have opted for an unchanged lineup for the second Test against England, starting Friday in Wellington, as they aim to bounce back after their first Test defeat. The team decided against recalling batsman Will Young or including a specialist spinner.

The Times of India

England and New Zealand lose World Test Championship points for slow over rates

Respective captains Ben Stokes and Tom Latham pleaded guilty to the offence.

The Independent UK

England on course to win first New Zealand Test after Chris Woakes double

Tourists enjoy outstanding third day to close in on victory

Evening Standard

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Harry Brook: England quick Chris Woakes was ‘dagger to the heart’ of New Zealand

Brook top-scored with 171 as the tourists ran up 499 on day three at Hagley Oval, but Woakes delivered the killer blow.

The Independent UK

England close in on victory as Chris Woakes takes charge in New Zealand

England’s Chris Woakes and Brydon Carse took three wickets apiece to leave New Zealand 155 for six in their second innings, four runs ahead

The Guardian - AU

Chris Woakes puts England in total control over New Zealand after Harry Brook’s 171

New Zealand lead by four runs at the end of day three with only four wickets remaining

The Independent UK

England flex muscles to take control of opening Test

Harry Brook made 171 as England took a first innings lead of 151 and claimed two early New Zealand wickets.

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1st Test: Harry Brook hundred puts England on top against New Zealand

NEW ELHI: On day two of the first Test match on Friday in Christchurch, England defeated an error-plagued New Zealand thanks to an undefeated century from a courageous Harry Brook.

The Times of India

Harry Brook century lifts England out of trouble as New Zealand rue dropped catches

Harry Brook was dropped four times on his way to an unbeaten 132 as England reached 319-5, 29 behind, on day two of the first Test in Christchurch

The Guardian - UK

Shoaib Bashir repays faith with four wickets as England chip away at New Zealand

The best first day performance by a slow bowler at this venue since Nathan Lyon in 2016

Evening Standard

1st Test: England fight back to deny Kane Williamson a hundred

NEW DELHI: In a thrilling five-wicket final session, England took the crucial wicket of Kane Williamson for 93 on Thursday, leaving New Zealand 319-8 at the end of the first Test match in Christchurch.

The Times of India

Shoaib Bashir repays England faith with four wickets

The 21-year-old off spinner helped the tourists fight back as New Zealand reached 319 for eight on the opening day of the Test series.

The Independent UK

Kane Williamson returns to frustrate England

The tourists removed both New Zealand openers in the first session of the opening Test of the series.

The Independent UK

England remove New Zealand openers in first morning of series

Gus Atkinson and Brydon Carse grabbed a wicket each as New Zealand reached 104 for two in Christchurch.

The Independent UK

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How to watch New Zealand vs England: live stream 1st Test 2024 online or on TV, tourists close in on win

Here's how you can watch New Zealand vs England 1st Test online, which started on Wednesday, November 27.

The Guardian - AU

Kane Williamson returns for New Zealand’s first Test against England

Former captain selected in XI at expense of in-form Will Young with Nathan Smith to debut for Black Caps at Hagley Oval

The Guardian - UK

Refreshed Stokes clears the air with England before New Zealand Test

Returning to his native Christchurch is having a positive effect on the captain and hopefully will do the same for his side

The Independent UK

Selection headache for New Zealand as Kane Williamson returns to squad

Williamson is fit again after a groin injury saw him sit out the entirety of a famous 3-0 away win against India.

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The Times of India

'They don't become a bad team overnight': Tom Latham shows confidence in India's ability to bounce back

New Zealand skipper Tom Latham expressed respect for India's resilience even after leading his team to a historic 3-0 Test series victory on Indian soil, becoming the first visiting side to accomplish the feat. The Black Caps secured wins in Bengaluru, Pune, and Mumbai, completing a dominant whitewash against Rohit…

The Times of India

Tom Latham's captaincy is real hallmark of New Zealand's historic series triumph in India: Craig Cumming

NEW DELHI: New Zealand achieved their first-ever Test series victory in India, ending India's 18-series winning streak at home. The win also marked the first time India suffered a series whitewash at home since 1999/2000.

Al Jazeera

India vs New Zealand – talking points: Rohit, Kohli, Ravindra, Patel, Gill

From misfiring Indian stars Rohit and Kohli, to New Zealand’s players using ‘home’ advantage, here’s how India lost.

Al Jazeera

India vs New Zealand, third Test: Patel takes 11 as India lose by 25 runs

Mumbai-born Ajaz Patel takes 11 wickets as New Zealand win by 25 runs and bag the series 3-0 at the Wankhede Stadium.

The Times of India

Will Tom Latham go down in history as one of finest New Zealand captains?

NEW DELHI: Imagine handed over the Test captaincy and first up is a tour of India, who hadn't lost a Test series at home since 2012.

The Times of India

WATCH: Akash Deep rattles Tom Latham’s stumps with a fiery in-swinger

NEW DELHI: In a thrilling display of pace and precision, India pacer Akash Deep delivered a fiery in-swinger that left New Zealand skipper Tom Latham stunned during Day 2 of the third and final Test in Mumbai.

The Times of India

'Chatty' Sarfaraz Khan irritates Daryl Mitchell, Rohit Sharma stands up for the youngster

A chatty Sarfaraz Khan got under the skin of New Zealand batsmen, especially Daryl Mitchell, on the first day of third Test in Mumbai, which led to umpires summoning India skipper Rohit Sharma and Sarfaraz for a pitch-side meeting.

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