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England vs New Zealand, 2nd Test Match Summary

ENG vs NZ, 2026 - Test Summary

England vs New Zealand Scorecard

Match Ended

The Oval, London , Jun 17, 2026

England

291&209 (58.1)

New Zealand

391&362

New Zealand beat England by 253 runs

Player of the Match

Matt Henry

NZ 391/10

Top Batsmen

Glenn Phillips

100 (135)

18x4s
0x6s
74.07SR

Tom Blundell

51 (84)

6x4s
0x6s
60.71SR

Top Bowlers

Jacob Bethell

ECON 2.60

OVERS

26/3

R/W

Jofra Archer

ECON 3.05

OVERS

61/2

R/W

ENG 291/10

Top Batsmen

Emilio Gay

53 (114)

9x4s
0x6s
46.49SR

Matthew Fisher

50 (77)

6x4s
0x6s
64.93SR

Top Bowlers

Matt Henry

ECON 3.33

OVERS

80/5

R/W

Will O'Rourke

ECON 3.40

OVERS

68/2

R/W

NZ 362/10

Top Batsmen

Henry Nicholls

121 (171)

16x4s
0x6s
70.76SR

Rachin Ravindra

76 (99)

15x4s
0x6s
76.76SR

Top Bowlers

ENG 209/10

Top Batsmen

Joe Root

77 (145)

8x4s
0x6s
53.10SR

Harry Brook

58 (54)

10x4s
1x6s
107.40SR

Top Bowlers

Matt Henry

ECON 1.59

18.1

OVERS

29/6

R/W

Kyle Jamieson

ECON 3.21

OVERS

61/3

R/W

Midas back? Well, some might say desperate measures for desperate situations, but it could also mean understanding the seriousness of the situation. News coming in is that the ECB have announced the return of both, Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson for the third Test, withdrawing them midway through their county championship matches. Given the inexperience England had in this Test, it is not a surprise to see them take this action, though it also puts into question their stance on behaviours off the field. However, that's not our business. The hosts would be more than happy to get Stokes back at the helm and get some more experience, because looking at this Test and the next coming up within 4 days, it is highly likely that Jofra Archer will miss that clash. The bowling needs some experience too. The Kiwis would be doubly happy - A. They get to fly to Nottingham tonight itself, which means they get an extra day to rest, train and acclimatize. B. They go in with full momentum and a fully fit team for the third and final Test. The third Test is set to begin on Thursday, 25th June, 2026, with the first ball slated to be bowled at 10 am GMT. But rest assured, our buildup will begin well in advance. So do tune in early. It is a bye from us for now, but you can always surf the tabs to catch all the action from the Women's World Cup. Have fun. ADIOS! TAKE CARE!

Been a fantastic week - The victorious skipper of New Zealand, TOM LATHAM, says it has been fantastic week full of moments where the team sustained its efforts for longer and executed brilliantly. On the batting, he points to the partnerships built in the first innings, highlighting Phillips and Jamieson, before the third innings where Henry Nicholls and Rachin Ravindra set the tone. On bowling England out, he says the team understood it was not going to be easy on that surface but sticking to the top of off stump and playing old-school cricket got the job done. On Glenn Phillips, Latham says the group has always known the talent he possesses, and his maiden Test hundred was no surprise to anyone in that dressing room. On how Phillips handled Jofra Archer's hostile spell on the first evening, he says it showed both his ticker and his method under pressure. On Henry Nicholls, he notes it was a different role for him coming in as a replacement, but as the second most experienced player in the group by caps, he played really well to put the team in the position they needed to be in.

Lessons to be learnt - The captain of England, JOE ROOT, comes up with a smile on his face. Credits New Zealand first up, saying that they played really well. Adds that there were a number of cases when the game was in the balance but they turned things around. However, he quickly adds that the series is levelled at 1-1 with everything to play for in the final Test. On his captaincy stint, Root says that it was wonderful to get back into that space and work with head coach Brendon McCullum. Adds that it was great to have young guys come into the team. Explains that in a 5-day game, the players just need to do things better for longer. Details that the first thing is to be switched on at all times and hold onto your catches. Explains that a dropped catch can go a long way to turn the game. However, Root also feels that the youngsters have given a very good account of themselves. Mike Atherton now asks whether Root could have done anything differently on the morning of the second day, given that New Zealand began the day at 291/7 but finished their first innings on 391. To this, Joe credits Glenn Phillips, especially the way he handled the fire from Jofra Archer on the evening of Day 1. But he adds that it is a very good lesson for his side to find areas to keep being relentless. Adds that these are the lessons the young guys can learn quickly in this format and the team as a whole can become better going forward. Further says that in the first innings, the English batters were swinging a bit wildly but in the second, they batted a bit better. Philosophically states that many times, you look at things with different perspectives. Atherton now asks Root whether he enjoyed his captaincy, informing him and everyone that the ECB have decided to pull out Ben Stokes from the county championships. To this, JR diplomatically answers that this last week was very busy for him and he was totally occupied with this job. So he wants everyone to wait and see what happens over the next couple of days.

PLAYER OF THE MATCH - MATT HENRY - 11/109 (MATCH FIGURES) - Matt Henry says he probably didn't expect it to unfold this quick. On the ten-day break between the two Tests, Henry says it helped massively and that the time was spent trying to regain confidence in his body after the back spasm at Lord's. He admits it felt pretty bad letting the guys down on day one there, so coming to The Oval and getting through his full workload means a great deal to him. Henry credits the batters for their small but important contributions and singles out Glenn Phillips for what he did when the ball went soft. On the bowling effort as a collective, he says the way the group applied itself was relentless and that it is nice to get rewards for sticking at it. On Tom Blundell keeping upto the stumps, Matt notes they tried it at the Basin Reserve last year and the team wanted to come out and make things happen. He says you simply cannot do it unless someone of Blundell's quality is standing there. On his own bowling philosophy, MH explains that he would rather be effective than look a hero, and that the focus is always on creating pressure even when the conditions are not offering much. He also reflects on the strength of the bowling group, noting that having Jamieson and O'Rourke back from injuries, along with Nathan Smith, makes them a formidable unit. He says you are only as good as the collective strength of your attack. He adds that the first job on Day 5 was simply to get it done, and they did exactly that.

... POST-MATCH INTERVIEWS ...

Full marks to New Zealand - No doubt. Be it Glenn Phillips in the first innings, fighting his way to a magnificent century, handling Jofra Archer's fire on the opening day or be it the persistence of the three musketeers with the ball - Matt Henry, Kyle Jamieson and Will O'Rourke - the Black Caps played like a unit. Yes, they did get a few chances in the second innings, but by then, they were in a very good position in the match. Individually, the last 12 months have been very good for Matt Henry in particular. He has picked up 32 wickets - the most by a Kiwi in this passage, going wicketless only once in 10 innings, which happened to be in the second innings at Lord's. He was menacing and metronomical, landing the ball on a string, but it would be unfair to credit only him in the bowling department. Let's see what the players have to say.

The small moments - England had their moments, but they missed those. Almost every single time. 1. At the close of Day 1, New Zealand were 291/7, with Jofra Archer spitting steam. Come Day 2, with England looking to wrap the innings quickly, the steam engine was at Hogwarts, with Archer nowhere to be seen with the new ball. Result - the Kiwis nearly got to 400 on the back of just Glenn Phillips - who was tormented to no end by Archer on Day 1. 2. With 10 minutes left to go for Stumps, James Rew's inexperience cost him as England let go of a fine recovery to end the day on 222/6. Matthew Fisher did give them some hope on the third morning with a fine 50, but a deficit of 100 was too much on this pitch. 3. England had the Kiwis hopping at 28/2 in their second innings. But once the new-ball burst was done, what they saw was a massive 161-run stand between two blokes struggling for form and consistency - Henry Nicholls and Rachin Ravindra. That literally killed the game. 4. 62 runs had come in 8 overs after Tea on Day 4, as England went on to try and repeat their heroics against India here last summer. But some disciplined and tight bowling tested them and they faltered. And just like on Day 2, once again James Rew got dismissed with 10 minutes to the close and England just sank deeper in the mire.

Stars align - At the completion of the first Test, it seemed as if New Zealand were undercooked. But a lot happened off the field after that Test, which totally profited the Kiwis. First, England were literally stripped of key players, resulting in a very inexperinced unit. The second, Matt Henry got fit for this Test and boy, was he not welcomed in style. He was missed at Lord's and he compensated for that with a stunning display here. Additionally, batting second is usually preferred at The Oval, but as the pitch played, batting got trickier as the innings went on.

27 years later - The last time New Zealand played a Test match at The Oval - August 1999. They had defeated England by 83 runs. 27 years later, in 2026, they got their next match and defeated England again, this time by an even bigger margin. Of the 7 venues where they have played a Test match in England, this is only the second where the Kiwis have managed multiple wins, with the other being Headingley. This victory keeps their hopes alive for the 2027 WTC final, moving to 4th in the standings.

Over 58.1 : 209/10

0 Runs

W 58.1

J. Cox

25 (45)

S. Baker

0 (9)

M. Henry

18.1-6-29-6

58.1

Matt Henry To Jordan Cox OUT!

OUT! BOWLED! That's it. Henry gets his 6th, fittingly and NEW ZEALAND WIN BY 253 RUNS. Cox gets across and looks to lap but misses the ball totally. Henry targets the stumps and even though Archer is in the opposition, the archer in him is not missing anything on this day. The ball lands and disturbs the woodwork.

Chattogram wins the race. Denying a Banglawash in the third ODI, the Aussies themselves have inflicted a 'Kanga'wash over Bangladesh, winning the 3-match T20I series 3-0. Forced to bowl first, they first choked Bangladesh to 109/8 and then chased it down in 11 overs, losing just 3 wickets.

Over 58 : 209/9

9 Runs

057.1
257.2
657.3
057.4
057.5
157.6

J. Cox

25 (44)

S. Baker

0 (9)

K. Jamieson

19-4-61-3

57.6

Kyle Jamieson To Jordan Cox

Oh dear. Poor game sense? Kyle Jamieson throws his arms up in the air and expresses his frustration. Cox gets across and somehow, manages to sweep it through square leg. The ball is going towards the ropes and Will O'Rourke is running after it, but the whole team shouts at him to let it go. Strangely, he does not hear and stops the ball, with the batters content with the single! Devon Conway gets across and just calms O'Rourke down, who seems to be confused at his teammates' reactions. One also felt that there were shouts to kick the ball into the ropes as well, but then had O'Rourke done that, it would have been a penalty of 5 runs.

57.5

Kyle Jamieson To Jordan Cox

Going into white-ball mode here now, is Cox. Shuffles across his stumps, but gets a very full ball outside off and he can only push it back.

57.4

Kyle Jamieson To Jordan Cox

Full and outside off, Jordan drives it towards mid off.

57.3

Kyle Jamieson To Jordan Cox

SIX! LAUNCHED OFF THE RUNWAY! Yes, this is the Cox that the Oval Invincibles are so used to! Have some fun, lad, and what a grab in the crowd! A short ball, outside off, Jordan Cox swings massively and clears mid-wicket with ease. And with the same ease, a youngster stands up, waiting behind two others in front of him to take the catch and grabs it with his left hand! Nice one.

57.2

Kyle Jamieson To Jordan Cox

Short, outside off, Jordan Cox has a heave and mistimes it over mid-wicket. Gets a couple.

57.1

Kyle Jamieson To Jordan Cox

On a length, outside off, punched towards point.

Interesting point by Simon Doull on air. He reckons that New Zealand would want to wrap this up as soon as possible for an important reason. If the Kiwis win this soon, there is a high likelihood that they can travel to Nottingham tonight itself. As opposed to say, if the match extends beyond Lunch or something, they might be able to travel only tomorrow. The third Test begins on Thursday, so it will be a big deal if they can travel tonight and rest, and get three days to prepare and acclimatize to Trent Bridge. Small small things.

Over 57 : 200/9

0 Runs

056.1
056.2
056.3
056.4
056.5
056.6

S. Baker

0 (9)

J. Cox

16 (38)

M. Henry

18-6-29-5

56.6

Matt Henry To Sonny Baker

Full and wide outside off, let through.

56.5

Matt Henry To Sonny Baker

On a length, outside off, left alone.

56.4

Matt Henry To Sonny Baker

Good stop. On a length, outside off, SB goes back and dabs it through gully. But the fielder dives to his right and parries it to backward point.

56.3

Matt Henry To Sonny Baker

Full and straight, Sonny gets the big front foot out again and blocks.

56.2

Matt Henry To Sonny Baker

Fuller, around off, Baker gets a good stride in to block.

56.1

Matt Henry To Sonny Baker

On a length, outside off, Sonny Baker defends.

The Oval first, or Chattogram? Very few people would have thought that this match could actually end before the third and final T20I between Bangladesh and Australia. While the Kiwis are just a wicket away from a win here, the Aussies are a couple of sixes away from a whitewash there.

Over 56 : 200/9

4 Runs

055.1
055.2
055.3
055.4
055.5
455.6

J. Cox

16 (38)

S. Baker

0 (3)

K. Jamieson

18-4-52-3

55.6

Kyle Jamieson To Jordan Cox

FOUR! Very cheeky and 200 IS UP FOR ENGLAND! A short ball, outside off, Cox waits for the ball, ducks and then arches back to ramp it over the slips to the deep third fence!

55.5

Kyle Jamieson To Jordan Cox

Yes, no, wait. Full, on middle, Jordan Cox pushes it down the ground. Initially, he sets off for the single, as this is the 5th ball of the over and Baker responds. But then, Cox sees mid on come up and changes his mind. Sonny is about to be baked but luckily for him, the fielder fumbles and he gets back in.

55.4

Kyle Jamieson To Jordan Cox

Full and outside off, JC blocks it with good technique towards cover.

55.3

Kyle Jamieson To Jordan Cox

On a good length, outside off, Jordan blocks it to the off side.

55.2

Kyle Jamieson To Jordan Cox

Glorious, for nothing. Overpitched, outside off, Cox leans and drives it beautifully down the ground, but mid off quickly gets across to his right and stops the ball.

Full Commentary

58 OV

9 Runs

K. Jamieson to J. Cox

057.1
257.2
657.3
057.4
057.5
157.6

57 OV

0 Runs

M. Henry to S. Baker

056.1
056.2
056.3
056.4
056.5
056.6

56 OV

4 Runs

K. Jamieson to J. Cox

055.1
055.2
055.3
055.4
055.5
455.6

55 OV

1 Runs

M. Henry to J. Cox S. Baker

054.1
054.2
054.3
154.4
054.5
054.6

54 OV

3 Runs

K. Jamieson to J. Cox S. Baker

053.1
253.2
053.3
053.4
153.5
053.6

53 OV

0 Runs

M. Henry to M. Fisher J. Tongue

052.1
052.2
052.3
052.4
W 52.5
W 52.6

52 OV

4 Runs

K. Jamieson to J. Cox

051.1
051.2
051.3
051.4
451.5
051.6

51 OV

0 Runs

M. Henry to J. Root J. Archer M. Fisher

W 50.1
050.2
W 50.3
050.4
050.5
050.6

50 OV

4 Runs

K. Jamieson to J. Cox J. Root

049.1
349.2
049.3
049.4
049.5
149.6

49 OV

2 Runs

M. Henry to J. Root J. Cox

048.1
048.2
148.3
048.4
048.5
148.6

48 OV

1 Runs

K. Jamieson to J. Root J. Cox

047.1
147.2
047.3
047.4
047.5
047.6

47 OV

1 Runs

M. Henry to J. Root J. Cox

146.1
046.2
046.3
046.4
046.5
046.6

46 OV

0 Runs

K. Jamieson to J. Rew J. Cox

045.1
045.2
W 45.3
045.4
045.5
045.6

45 OV

5 Runs

R. Ravindra to J. Rew J. Root

144.1
044.2
044.3
344.4
144.5
044.6

44 OV

0 Runs

K. Jamieson to J. Root

043.1
043.2
043.3
043.4
043.5
043.6

43 OV

5 Runs

R. Ravindra to J. Root J. Rew

142.1
042.2
442.3
042.4
042.5
042.6

42 OV

1 Runs

K. Jamieson to J. Root J. Rew

041.1
041.2
141.3
041.4
041.5
041.6

41 OV

1 Runs

N. Smith to J. Root J. Rew

140.1
040.2
040.3
040.4
040.5
040.6

40 OV

3 Runs

W. O'Rourke to J. Root J. Rew

139.1
139.2
039.3
039.4
139.5
039.6

39 OV

5 Runs

N. Smith to J. Root J. Rew

038.1
4 B 38.2
038.3
138.4
038.5
038.6

38 OV

3 Runs

W. O'Rourke to J. Root J. Rew

037.1
037.2
137.3
037.4
137.5
137.6

37 OV

7 Runs

N. Smith to J. Root J. Rew

136.1
136.2
136.3
036.4
036.5
436.6

36 OV

0 Runs

W. O'Rourke to J. Rew

035.1
035.2
035.3
035.4
035.5
035.6

35 OV

4 Runs

M. Henry to J. Root

4 B 34.1
034.2
034.3
034.4
034.5
034.6

34 OV

7 Runs

W. O'Rourke to J. Root J. Rew

233.1
033.2
133.3
033.4
4 LB 33.5
033.6

33 OV

2 Runs

M. Henry to H. Brook J. Rew

032.1
032.2
032.3
W 32.4
232.5
032.6

32 OV

0 Runs

W. O'Rourke to J. Root

031.1
031.2
031.3
031.4
031.5
031.6

31 OV

3 Runs

M. Henry to J. Root H. Brook

030.1
130.2
130.3
030.4
130.5
030.6

30 OV

4 Runs

K. Jamieson to H. Brook J. Root

029.1
029.2
129.3
029.4
129.5
229.6

29 OV

4 Runs

M. Henry to J. Root H. Brook

128.1
028.2
028.3
028.4
128.5
228.6

28 OV

6 Runs

K. Jamieson to H. Brook J. Root

027.1
127.2
027.3
427.4
127.5
027.6

27 OV

0 Runs

M. Henry to J. Root

026.1
026.2
026.3
026.4
026.5
026.6

26 OV

2 Runs

K. Jamieson to H. Brook J. Root

125.1
025.2
025.3
125.4
025.5
025.6

25 OV

2 Runs

M. Henry to J. Root H. Brook

024.1
124.2
1 LB 24.3
024.4
024.5
024.6

24 OV

13 Runs

K. Jamieson to J. Root H. Brook

023.1
123.2
423.3
423.4
023.5
423.6

23 OV

6 Runs

N. Smith to H. Brook J. Root

422.1
022.2
022.3
022.4
122.5
122.6

22 OV

0 Runs

K. Jamieson to J. Root

021.1
021.2
021.3
021.4
021.5
021.6

21 OV

9 Runs

N. Smith to J. Root H. Brook

220.1
120.2
020.3
020.4
020.5
620.6

20 OV

13 Runs

W. O'Rourke to J. Root

419.1
419.2
019.3
019.4
419.5
119.6

19 OV

11 Runs

N. Smith to J. Root H. Brook

118.1
018.2
418.3
018.4
418.5
218.6

18 OV

10 Runs

W. O'Rourke to H. Brook J. Root

017.1
017.2
417.3
117.4
117.5
417.6

17 OV

0 Runs

N. Smith to J. Root

016.1
016.2
016.3
016.4
016.5
016.6

16 OV

5 Runs

W. O'Rourke to J. Root

015.1
015.2
015.3
015.4
415.5
115.6

15 OV

4 Runs

N. Smith to H. Brook

014.1
014.2
014.3
014.4
014.5
414.6

14 OV

5 Runs

W. O'Rourke to B. Duckett H. Brook J. Root

W 13.1
013.2
013.3
413.4
113.5
013.6

13 OV

9 Runs

N. Smith to B. Duckett J. Root

112.1
412.2
012.3
012.4
412.5
012.6

12 OV

6 Runs

W. O'Rourke to J. Root B. Duckett

411.1
111.2
011.3
011.4
111.5
011.6

11 OV

3 Runs

M. Henry to J. Root

010.1
010.2
010.3
210.4
010.5
110.6

10 OV

2 Runs

K. Jamieson to B. Duckett

09.1
09.2
29.3
09.4
09.5
09.6

9 OV

0 Runs

M. Henry to J. Root

08.1
08.2
08.3
08.4
08.5
08.6

8 OV

1 Runs

K. Jamieson to J. Root

07.1
07.2
07.3
07.4
07.5
17.6

7 OV

1 Runs

M. Henry to J. Root B. Duckett

06.1
06.2
16.3
06.4
06.5
06.6

6 OV

1 Runs

K. Jamieson to J. Root B. Duckett

05.1
05.2
05.3
15.4
05.5
05.6

5 OV

4 Runs

M. Henry to B. Duckett

04.1
04.2
04.3
04.4
04.5
44.6

4 OV

0 Runs

K. Jamieson to E. Gay J. Bethell

03.1
W 3.2
03.3
03.4
03.5
W 3.6

3 OV

5 Runs

M. Henry to E. Gay B. Duckett

02.1
42.2
02.3
02.4
12.5
02.6

2 OV

6 Runs

K. Jamieson to E. Gay B. Duckett

01.1
41.2
01.3
01.4
11.5
1 WD 1.6
01.6

1 OV

2 Runs

M. Henry to B. Duckett E. Gay

00.1
00.2
00.3
10.4
00.5
10.6

Match Info

Venue The Oval, London
Weather Sunny
Toss England won the toss and elected to field
Result New Zealand beat England by 253 runs
Player of the Match Matt Henry
Umpire Adrian Holdstock (SA), Nitin Menon (IND) and Rod Tucker (AUS)
Referee Andy Pycroft (ZIM)

Match Notes

Stumps: New Zealand 291/7 in 77.0 overs
T Blundell 12th Test fifty: 50 runs in 82 balls (6x4) (0x6)
New Zealand 250/5 in 64.5 overs
Drinks: New Zealand 243/5 in 63.0 overs
6th wkt Partnership: 50 off 57 balls between T Blundell (43) and G Phillips (36)
New Zealand 200/5 in 54.1 overs
Tea: New Zealand 166/4 in 49.0 overs
5th wkt Partnership: 50 off 57 balls between D Mitchell (24) and T Blundell (21)
New Zealand 153/4 in 44.1 overs
Drinks: New Zealand 116/4 in 37.0 overs
New Zealand 102/3 in 34.2 overs
Lunch: New Zealand 75/2 in 25.0 overs
Drinks: New Zealand 27/1 in 13.0 overs
New Zealand 50/1 in 18.2 overs
Referral 1 (11.6): ENG against H Nicholls (Caught) Unsuccessful (ENG: 2, NZ: 3)

Stumps: England 222/6 in 59.0 overs
J Rew dropped on 23 by R Ravindra in 53.2 overs
England 203/5 in 48.1 overs
Drinks: England 177/5 in 42.1 overs
Referral 2 (40.5 ovs): J Root against NZ (LBW) Unsuccessful (ENG: 3, NZ: 3) (Retained)
England 152/3 in 35.2 overs
Referral 1 (33.5 ovs): NZ against E Gay (Caught) Successful (ENG: 3, NZ: 3)
E Gay 2nd Test fifty: 53 runs in 112 balls (9x4) (0x6)
Rain Stoppage: England 119/2 in 27.5 overs
Tea: England 118/2 in 27.0 overs
3rd wkt Partnership: 50 off 60 balls between E Gay (26) and J Root (19)
England 100/2 in 22.5 overs
Drinks: England 68/1 in 16.0 overs
England 52/1 in 8.5 overs
Lunch: England 15/0 in 3.0 overs
Innings Break: New Zealand 391/10 in 96.2 overs
G Phillips maiden Test hundred: 100 runs in 133 balls (18x4) (0x6)
Drinks: New Zealand 365/7 in 89.0 overs
New Zealand 350/7 in 86.0 overs
8th wkt Partnership: 51 off 52 balls between G Phillips (23) and K Jamieson (21)
New ball taken: New Zealand 319/7 in 80.1 overs
K Jamieson dropped on 16 by B Duckett in 79.3 overs
New Zealand 300/7 in 78.0 overs
G Phillips Test fifty: 50 runs in 76 balls (10x4) (0x6)

Stumps: New Zealand 252/3 in 56.0 overs
New Zealand 252/3 in 55.5 overs
4th wkt Partnership: 50 off 70 balls between H Nicholls (20) and D Mitchell (29)
H Nicholls 11th Test hundred: 102 runs in 136 balls (14x4) (0x6)
New Zealand 201/3 in 45.2 overs
Referral 1 (41.4 ovs): R Ravindra against ENG (LBW) Unsuccessful (ENG: 3, NZ: 3) (Retained)
Drinks: New Zealand 180/2 in 40.0 overs
3rd wkt Partnership: 150 off 189 balls between H Nicholls (68) and R Ravindra (74)
New Zealand 151/2 in 34.2 overs
R Ravindra 6th Test fifty: 53 runs in 79 balls (11x4) (0x6)
3rd wkt Partnership: 100 off 127 balls between H Nicholls (53) and R Ravindra (43)
H Nicholls Test fifty: 51 runs in 72 balls (6x4) (0x6)
New Zealand 101/2 in 26.1 overs
H Nicholls dropped on 42 by J Rew in 26.1 overs
Tea: New Zealand 94/2 in 25.0 overs
3rd wkt Partnership: 50 off 79 balls between H Nicholls (21) and R Ravindra (27)
New Zealand 52/2 in 14.4 overs
R Ravindra dropped on 7 by J Rew in 14.3 overs
Lunch: England 291/10 in 84.0 overs
Innings Break: England 291/10 in 84.0 overs
M Fisher maiden Test fifty: 50 runs in 76 balls (6x4) (0x6)
10th wkt Partnership: 53 off 95 balls between M Fisher (48) and S Baker (4)
New ball taken: England 281/9 in 80.1 overs
M Fisher dropped on 30 by T Blundell in 78.4 overs
Drinks: England 256/9 in 73.0 overs
England 250/9 in 70.1 overs
M Henry 7th Test 5-wicket haul: 5/64 (20.0)

Stumps: England 182/5 in 48.0 overs
Referral 5 (45.3 ovs): NZ against J Rew (LBW) Successful (ENG: 3, NZ: 2)
England 150/4 in 34.1 overs
Drinks: England 137/3 in 32.0 overs
Referral 4 (28.3 ovs): H Brook against NZ (LBW) Successful (ENG: 3, NZ: 2)
J Root 67th Test fifty: 50 runs in 81 balls (8x4) (0x6)
Referral 3 (24.1 ovs): J Root against NZ (LBW) Successful (ENG: 3, NZ: 2)
H Brook 17th Test fifty: 51 runs in 33 balls (10x4) (1x6)
England 101/3 in 22.1 overs
Change of ball: England 97/3 in 20.6 overs
Tea: England 54/3 in 16.0 overs
England 53/3 in 15.5 overs
Referral 2 (7.3 ovs): NZ against J Root (LBW) Unsuccessful (ENG: 3, NZ: 2)
Joe Root completes 14000 runs in Test
Referral 1 (5.6 ovs): NZ against B Duckett (LBW) Unsuccessful (ENG: 3, NZ: 3) (Retained)
Innings Break: New Zealand 362/10 in 87.1 overs
New Zealand 351/7 in 83.0 overs
New ball taken: New Zealand 349/7 in 82.4 overs
Lunch: New Zealand 345/6 in 81.0 overs
New Zealand 303/5 in 69.4 overs
D Mitchell 16th Test fifty: 51 runs in 68 balls (6x4) (1x6)
Drinks: New Zealand 295/5 in 69.0 overs
D Mitchell dropped on 32 by H Brook in 56.1 overs

England 200/9 in 56.0 overs
M Henry 8th Test 5-wicket haul: 5/28 (16.0)
Referral 6 (50.1 ovs): J Root against NZ (LBW) Unsuccessful (ENG: 2, NZ: 2)