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New Zealand beats England by 1 run in Wellington to become fourth side in Test history to win after following-on

New Zealand clinches a stunning win over England at the Basin Reserve, becoming only the fourth side in Test history to win after following-on.

ABC News

What a thriller! New Zealand beat England by one run in 2nd Test

New Zealand were made to follow-on in the second Test at home against England, but they didn't lose hope, and on Tuesday the Kiwis pulled off a stunning one-run win over the visitors in a thrilling finish on the final day in Wellington.

The Times of India

England fall just short as one-run victory enables New Zealand to tie series 1-1

Anderson featheried Wagner down the leg-side to leave England 256 all out chasing 258.

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Determined Kane Williamson keeps England toiling away in the field

At tea on the fourth day at Basin Reserve, Williamson’s expertly measured 113 not out had put the Black Caps 197 ahead.

The Independent UK

Kane Williamson holds England up as New Zealand rally in Wellington

The Black Caps were 99 ahead at lunch on day four, having reached 325 for five.

The Independent UK

New Zealand fight back to frustrate England in Wellington

New Zealand closed on 202 for three, just 24 behind

The Independent UK

Tom Latham and Devon Conway frustrate England in Wellington

Tom Latham and Devon Conway shared an unbroken stand of 128 in 49 overs.

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James Anderson and Jack Leach put England in control vs New Zealand after Joe Root masterclass

Three-wicket bursts from James Anderson and Jack Leach backed up a morning Joe Root masterclass to see a dominant England surge ahead in the second Test against New Zealand.

Evening Standard

New Zealand vs England, 2nd Test: Joe Root shines before NZ collapse on Day 2

NEW DELHI: Joe Root scored an unbeaten century and star pacer James Anderson bagged three wickets as England were in commanding position against New Zealand at the end of rain-truncated Day 2 of the second Test at Basin Reserve in Wellington on Saturday.

The Times of India

James Anderson and Jack Leach wickets leave England in control as New Zealand falter

After Joe Root passed 150 for the 14th time in his Test career, James Anderson and Jack Leach starred with the ball as England moved into a dominant position against New Zealand in the second Test in Wellington

Daily Mirror

England rip through New Zealand after Ben Stokes opts for attacking declaration

James Anderson and Jack Leach each took three wickets as New Zealand ended the day with a 297-run deficit

The Independent UK

James Anderson and Jack Leach share six wickets as England take command

New Zealand were 96 for six at tea, responding to England’s 435 for eight declared.

The Independent UK

James Anderson strikes twice for England to vindicate Ben Stokes declaration

Stokes called his batters in with the score 435 for eight shortly before lunch on day two of the pivotal second Test.

The Independent UK

Petty thieves steal from charity store run by plumber after receiving free baby supplies

James Anderson runs a charity store which offers essentials to struggling families and caught the men on camera stealing cologne after being handed free items.

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The Independent UK

James Anderson’s top-ranking England stats prove age is just a number

Anderson, 40, returned to the top of the ICC Test bowling rankings this week.

Evening Standard

England bowlers ‘licking their lips’ over prospect of green pitch for second New Zealand Test

Ben Stokes’ side are unchanged for Wellington clash, with Ollie Robinson, James Anderson and Stuart Broad all playing

The Independent UK

England stick with winning team for series decider on grassy pitch in Wellington

Stuart Broad, James Anderson and Ollie Robinson have all been cleared to play.

Manchester Evening News

Thieves steal from charity shop run by Britain’s kindest plumber after receiving free baby supplies

'It’s just so wrong on every single level'

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Ben Stokes: IPL duties will not get in way of England captaincy during Ashes

The possibility for a clash in Stokes’ calendar is apparent but he has made it clear that he will be donning his England whites when the time comes.

The Times of India

England's 'evergreen' Anderson becomes oldest cricketer to top Test rankings

NEW DELHI: Age is just a number. England's veteran pacer James Anderson is proving the said sayings true these days. The 40-year-old, who appears to be aging like a fine wine, has regained World No.1 spot in the latest ICC Test rankings for bowlers on Wednesday.

Daily Mirror

England icon James Anderson named best bowler in the world for SIXTH time in seven years

Australian skipper Pat Cummins has seen his four year reign as world No.1 come to an end as England's finest James Anderson snatched top spot following his performance against New Zealand

Evening Standard

England could shuffle bowling attack for New Zealand second Test

Ollie Robinson is struggling with an ankle injury, adding to concerns over James Anderson and Stuart Broad

The Independent UK

The sporting weekend in pictures

Arsenal returned to the top of the Premier League table, while James Anderson starred for England in New Zealand.

Daily Mirror

James Anderson and Stuart Broad "setting the standard" for 'Bazball' says Ben Stokes

James Anderson and Stuart Broad picked up four wickets apiece as England bowled New Zealand out for 126 in their second innings to seal victory in Mount Maunganui

Daily Mirror

Ben Stokes "blown out of the water" as he breaks Michael Vaughan record in England win

England captain Ben Stokes paid tribute to his players after they secured a first Test win in New Zealand since 2008, beating the hosts by 267 runs in Mount Maunganui

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