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England tour of New Zealand 2017-18

New Zealand draw 2nd Test; register series win against England in New Zealand after 34 years

The draw gave New Zealand the series 1-0 after they won the first Test by an innings and 49 runs and it stretched England's winless away record to 13 Tests.

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James Anderson sets new record; surpasses Courtney Walsh

James Anderson became the most over-worked seam bowler in Test cricket history on Tuesday when he fired down his 30,020th delivery.

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England need to take 10 wickets on last day to level series

If New Zealand successfully chase 382, it would be the seventh-highest winning run chase in Test history.

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Mark Wood: I got to 20 and thought I’m like Don Bradman

Mark Wood, who slammed his maiden Test fifty, spoke about the fun batting alongside Jonny Bairstow.

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Jonny Bairstow saves England’s day after Tim Southee 5-for

Apart from Mark Wood and Jonny Bairstow there was little to enthuse about with the England batting as Trent Boult and Tim Southee swung and seamed the ball with precision.

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Todd Astle ruled out of 2nd Test vs England; Ish Sodhi called as replacement

The second and final Test begins in Christchurch on Friday.

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Trent Boult, Kane Williamson star as New Zealand thrash England by an innings and 49 runs in Auckland Test

It is only the 10th time New Zealand have beaten England in the 102-Test history between the two countries.

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Stuart Broad: England need “a hero” to save Auckland Test

“We'll need a hero,” fast bowler Stuart Broad said at close of play.

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Joe Root falls on last ball of Day 4; England need 237 more to avoid innings-defeat against New Zealand in 1st Test

New Zealand had declared their first innings on 427 for eight, with Henry Nicholls unbeaten on 145 to show the pitch held no demons.

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New Zealand vs England: Rain continues to play truant on Day 3, 1st Test

Henry Nicholls reached his half century to be 52 not out with BJ Watling on 18 and New Zealand were 233 for 4, leading England by 175.

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