ENG vs NZ 2nd TEST highlights: Kiwis win a series in England after 22 years

New Zealand beats England by 8 wickets in second Test. With this, England has lost its first Test series at home soil in seven years. Check England vs New Zealand highlights and full scorecard here

4:30 PM

ENG vs NZ live score after 10.5 Overs: 41-2 | New Zealand wins

New Zealand (2nd innings): 41-2 ; Tom Latham (23), Ross Taylor (0)

Mark Wood, right-arm fast, comes into the attack and Latham flicks the third ball for FOUR towards deep square leg. Latham dabs the 5th ball towards third man for FOUR and New Zealand wins a Test series in 22 years in England.

4:27 PM

ENG vs NZ live score after 10 Overs: 33-2 | Stone scalps Young

Over Summary:  1 0 0 4 0 W  ; New Zealand (2nd innings): 33-2 ; Tom Latham (15), Ross Taylor (0)

Olly Stone, right-arm fast, comes into the attack and Will Young cuts the 4th ball for FOUR while chops on the last ball onto the stumps. BOWLED. Will Young b Olly Stone 8(31) [4s-1]

4:22 PM

ENG vs NZ live score after 9 Overs: 28-1

Over Summary:  1 0 0 0 0 0  ; New Zealand (2nd innings): 28-1 ; Tom Latham (14), WIll Young (4)

Anderson continues and concedes a single to Latham.

Will Young sees off the remaining deliveries.

4:17 PM

ENG vs NZ live score after 8 Overs: 27-1

Over Summary:  0 1 2 0 Wd N1 0 0  ; New Zealand (2nd innings): 27-1 ; Tom Latham (13), WIll Young (4)

Broad continues and concedes concedes six runs.

4:10 PM

ENG vs NZ live score after 7 Overs: 21-1

Over Summary:  0 0 4 0 0 0  ; New Zealand (2nd innings): 21-1 ; Tom Latham (10), WIll Young (3)

Anderson continues and Latham drives the third ball down the ground for for FOUR.

Latham sees off the remaining three deliveries. 

4:07 PM

ENG vs NZ live score after 6 Overs: 17-1

Over Summary:  1 0 0 0 0 0  ; New Zealand (2nd innings): 17-1 ; Tom Latham (6), WIll Young (3)

Stuart Broad continues and concedes a single to Latham.

4:06 PM

ENG vs NZ live score after 5 Overs: 16-1

Over Summary:  0 0 1 0 0 0  ; New Zealand (2nd innings): 16-1 ; Tom Latham (5), WIll Young (3)

Anderson continues and concedes a single to Tom Latham.

3:58 PM

ENG vs NZ live score after 4 Overs: 15-1

Over Summary:  0 0 0 0 0 0  ; New Zealand (2nd innings): 15-1 ; Tom Latham (4), WIll Young (3)

Stuart Broad continues and bowls a MAIDEN over to Will Young.

3:54 PM

ENG vs NZ live score after 3 Overs: 15-1

Over Summary:  0 0 L4 N1 0 0  ; New Zealand (2nd innings): 15-1 ; Tom Latham (4), WIll Young (3)

Anderson continues...

Latham collects four leg byes for New Zealand off the 3rd delivery follows by a single off the next.

WIll Young drives the last ball towards deep extra cover for three runs.

3:48 PM

ENG vs NZ live score after 2 Overs: 6-1 | Broad scalps Conway

Over Summary:  0 0 3 0 3 W  ; New Zealand (2nd innings): 6-1 ; Tom Latham (3)

Stuart Broad, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack and Conway steers the 3rd ball towards third man for a triple.

Latham guides the 5th ball through gully for three runs. Conway edges the last ball to keeper, GONE. Conway c James Bracey b Broad 3(4)

3:46 PM

ENG vs NZ live score after 1 Over: 0-0

Over Summary:  0 0 0 0 0 0  ; New Zealand (2nd innings): 0-0 ; Tom Latham (0), Devon Conway (0)

Latham and Conway at the crease. Latham on strike. Anderson opens the attack and starts with a MAIDEN over.

3:33 PM

ENG vs NZ 2nd Test Day 4 live updates: NZ needs 38 runs to win

New Zealand needed only one ball to wrap up England innings as Olly Stone edges the first ball to keeper, GONE. Olly Stone c Tom Blundell b Boult 15(54) [4s-2]

2:50 PM

ENG vs NZ 2nd Test Day 4: Nasser Hussain wants England to adopt the old-school method

The former skipper said England can't even give the excuse of the pitches turning since they are playing in the home conditions.

 

"I'm not seeing 'we are right' at the moment, whether it be in Sri Lanka where Joe Root carried them, whether it be in India and they don't have the excuse of the pitches turning here," said Nasser.

 

Nasser wants England to adopt the old-school method and get that big first innings score when playing Test cricket.

 

"Whether it being the seaming ball or the spinning ball, they are right and everyone else is wrong. And I don't see a young batting line-up," he said.

 

"I see Sibley, Burns, Crawley, Root and Pope. There's no one missing in that top five - then come Stokes and Buttler. They've got all the coaches, all the backroom staff - please, just get back to playing normally and getting a first innings score," Nasser added.
 

2:35 PM

ENG vs NZ 2nd Test Day 4: Nasser Hussain lashes out at England's batsmen

2:18 PM

ENG vs NZ 2nd Test Day 4: England misses Buttler, Stokes, says Silverwood

Silverwood feels a "young" side will be back in form one Jos Buttler and Ben Stokes return to the set-up.

"We have got a very young batting line-up with limited experience. Joe Root is the one guy you would say has a heap of experience in that top seven," said Silverwood.

 

"Getting the experience of Buttler and Stokes back will help the young players, as well. We've seen in the past that, if you put the inexperienced players in between the experienced ones, it helps them learn. That's what I'm hoping will happen in the India series," he added.

(L-R) Jonny Bairstow, Ben Stokes, Mark Wood. File Photo: @England cricket

2:15 PM

ENG vs NZ 2nd Test: Coach Silverwood on England's batting fiasco

England head coach Chris Silverwood has admitted the hosts were "obviously not good enough" on day three of the second Test against New Zealand on Saturday.

 

England crumbled on day three before taking a slender lead of 37 runs before the end of the play. The hosts ended the day at 122/9 after losing seven wickets in the final session of the day.

 

Silverwood conceded England "need to improve" and the young guns would be "disappointed" to not grab the opportunity.

 

"It's obviously not good enough. We need to improve, there's no doubt about that. There are things to work on without a shadow of a doubt. No-one is going to hide from that or deny it," ESPNcricinfo quoted Silverwood

 

"I'm not going to lie: I thought it was a great opportunity for some of the younger lads to come in and stamp their mark on the game. I'm sure one or two will be disappointed they haven't been able to do that.

 

"When do we stop talking and start delivering? I think we need to start seeing starts turned into big scores now. That's one thing we're looking for: people pushing on and being greedy when they get in," he added.
 

1:59 PM

ENG vs NZ 2nd Test Day 3 highlights

New Zealand are set to wrap up the second and final Test against England, and with it the series, after their bowlers triggered a collapse in the second innings on the third day on Saturday. At stumps, England were 122 for nine wickets, just 37 runs ahead, and one wicket left.

 

With two full days to go in the match, New Zealand, who made six changes in the XI for this match, have all the time in the world to complete the formalities in the first session of the fourth and penultimate day on Sunday at Edgbaston.

 

So far, the highest score of England's second innings has been Mark Wood's 38-ball 29 (5x4s, 1x6) while Ollie Pope is second with a 20-ball 23 (3x4s). At stumps, Olly Stone was batting on 15 off 53 balls (2x4s), showing the more established batsmen of his team how to bat in such conditions, while James Anderson was yet to open his account.

 

For New Zealand, left-arm pacer Neil Wagner and speedster Matt Henry bagged three wickets each while left-arm spinner Ajaz Patel captured two.

 

Earlier, New Zealand took a crucial 85-run first-innings lead, thanks to meaningful knocks from Will Young (82), Devon Conway (80) and Ross Taylor (80). However, the New Zealand lower-order batsmen did not contribute much and their last seven batsmen, barring wicket-keeper Tom Blundell (34), did not add much to the total.

 

At tea, England were 18 for two wickets in six overs. Pacer Matt Henry removed both openers, Rory Burns (0) and Dominic Sibley (8), with the total being 17. After the interval, New Zealand bowlers dismissed seven England batsmen and took their team closer to victory.

 

The first Test had ended in a draw.

 

1:55 PM

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