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England vs New Zealand 2015
Tue, June 16 2015
Kane Williamson happy with his style of batting
Williamson said that he did not think that being aggressive has to mean slogging.
Wed, June 17 2015
England vs New Zealand, 4th ODI at Nottingham, Preview: Clinical New Zealand look to seal series
New Zealand won the last game by three wicket thanks to the twin tons from Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor.
Tue, June 16 2015
Mike Hesson hails ‘scary’ England
England have cited New Zealand as an example to follow in 50-over cricket.
Tue, June 16 2015
New Zealand bowlers have to get their act together against England
The ineptness shown by New Zealand's bowlers only increases the pressure on the top and middle-order.
Mon, June 15 2015
Craig Overton and Jamie Overton aim to become first twins to play for England
But the Overtons have been closing in on an England place in recent seasons.
Mon, June 15 2015
England vs New Zealand 2015: Eoin Morgan to keep attacking mindset despite loss in 3rd ODI
Morgan, who scored his third successive half-ton, said he was happy they scored 300.
Mon, June 15 2015
Jamie Overton joins twin brother, Craig Overton to replace Liam Plunkett in England ODI squad against New Zealand
Both of the 21-year-old Overtons, who play for Somerset, are uncapped at international level.
Mon, June 15 2015
Kane Williamson: Aggression does not mean slogging
Williamson scored an attractive 118 off 113 deliveries in a Man of the Match performance.
Mon, June 15 2015
England vs New Zealand 2015, 3rd ODI at Southampton
Both the batsmen scored their respective centuries and put up a whopping 204-run stand.
Tue, June 16 2015
Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor guide New Zealand to 3-wicket win over England in 3rd ODI at Southampton
A whopping 206-run stand between Williamson and Taylor was enough to take the game away from the hosts.