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Reuters
Dec 24, 2024

England’s Ben Stokes out for three months with torn hamstring

Stokes sustained the injury in the third test of England’s 2-1 series win over New Zealand last week.

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Web Desk
Dec 17, 2024

New Zealand avoid whitewash, win final test against England

Mitchell Santner took four wickets in the second innings, and seven overall in the contest.

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Web Desk
Dec 16, 2024

Recap: England need 640 to whitewash New Zealand

New Zealand scored an imposing 453 runs in their second innings on Sunday before, after limiting England to only 143 in their first.

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Web Desk
Dec 14, 2024

New Zealand openers stand firm in Hamilton against England

England have already sealed the series with comprehensive wins in Christchurch and Wellington but the Black Caps are desperate to send Tim Southee into retirement a winner.

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Web Desk
Dec 08, 2024

Joe Root’s 36th century: England’s batting blitz leaves Kiwis quacking

Root scored his 36th century on the third day of the test, with his performance helping set a formidable run chase for the Kiwis.

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Reuters
Dec 05, 2024

NZ Latham backs Stokes on over-rates ahead of second test

Penalties for slow over-rates have contributed to England being already out of the running for next year’s WTC final, while the three points they lost for Christchurch have damaged New Zealand’s slim hopes.

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Web Desk
Dec 01, 2024

England chase 104 for victory in first test against New Zealand

Daryl Mitchell frustrated England with a defiant 84.

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Web Desk
Nov 30, 2024

Recap: New Zealand in trouble as six wickets fall

The Black Caps lead by four runs at the end of day three, but with six wickets already lost, they need some heroics from their remaining batsmen in order to put up a defendable total.

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Web Desk
Nov 29, 2024

Recap: Brook and Pope help England close in on New Zealand

After taking the final two wickets of New Zealand’s first innings, and beginning their own, England found themselves in trouble early, as they lost three wickets before reaching 50 runs. However, Harry Brook and Ollie Pope were ready and more than willing to save the day for the Brits.