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WI vs NZ Live Streaming: 5th ODI when and where to watch, playing 11, pitch report, weather forecast, head-to-head record and match details

West Indies vs New Zealand 5th ODI Playing 11: New Zealand and West Indies prepare for the fifth and final ODI match. The visitors aim to maintain their series dominance while the hosts seek a positive conclusion. West Indies will look to improve their batting consistency in this upcoming game.…

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ICC Men's Player of the Month nominees for June 2026 announced

The International Cricket Council announced June 2026 Player of the Month nominees. Mossadek Hossain impressed with a series-winning performance against Australia. Nathan Smith led New Zealand's attack to a Test series victory. Shubman Gill scored centuries and amassed runs across formats. These players earned recognition for outstanding performances during the…

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Joe Root stands alone after old mate Ben Stokes runs out of road

Root and Stokes have been friends since they were children – now England’s leading Test scorer must go on even as Bazball comes to its end

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England beaten by New Zealand as Ben Stokes era ends on low note

The Black Caps completed a 160-run win at Trent Bridge to take the series 2-1.

The Independent UK

Ben Stokes watches on as England slide towards series defeat

At lunch the hosts were 191 for seven chasing an imposing 373 against New Zealand.

The Independent UK

Ravindra puts New Zealand in dominant position after England fail to take advantage

England lost eight wickets for 130 runs and New Zealand put themselves 204 ahead with seven second-innings wickets in hand on the third day of the third Test

The Guardian - UK

England lose early wickets to put New Zealand back in ascendancy at Trent Bridge

At lunch, England were 124 behind on 314 for six, with Harry Brook’s unbeaten half-century the key contribution.

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Nicholls’ drop defines the day as Duckett cashes in on luck to deliver for England

On an unforgiving Trent Bridge pitch where the runs flow like melted butter, every mistake in the field is measured in centuries

The Guardian - UK

Stokes sparks England recovery as Duckett finds his groove against New Zealand

New Zealand were limited to 438 with Ben Stokes taking 4-70, then Ben Duckett hit 113 off 99 balls as England closed day two of the third Test at 223-2

The Guardian - UK

Ben Duckett’s century drags England back into contention against New Zealand

Ben Stokes had earlier led the fightback for the hosts at Trent Bridge

The Independent UK

Ben Stokes reaches milestone as England battle back on day two of deciding Test

New Zealand lost their last eight first innings wickets for 77 runs.

The Independent UK

New Zealand tightens grip at The Oval as England slumps to 182-5 chasing 463

New Zealand is on the cusp of victory at The Oval, setting England a daunting 463-run target. Despite Joe Root's unbeaten 75, England faltered to 182-5 by stumps on day four. Earlier, Daryl Mitchell's 68 was the highlight as New Zealand was bowled out for 362 in their second innings.…

The Economic Times

Phillips hits maiden Test ton as NZ pressurise England

New Zealand have enjoyed a strong second day in the second Test at the Oval, with Glenn Phillips scoring a maiden ton in their 391 before England sank to 6-222.

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New Zealand claim upper hand after Phillips century and late wickets jolt England

The Black Caps’ disciplined attack made late inroads into their hosts’ batting to leave England 222 for 6 at the close on day two in reply to New Zealand’s 391

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Ragged England left to rue mistakes as New Zealand gain upper hand at Oval

The hosts were 222 for six in reply to New Zealand’s 391 all out.

The Independent UK

Emilio Gay puts Ben Duckett mix-up behind him to lead England response

The Durham opener made a mistake as he called through his batting partner for a risky single.

The Guardian - UK

Jacob Bethell strikes twice as new-look England keep New Zealand in check

England fielded three debutants as New Zealand reached 291 for seven at the end of day one, with Jacob Bethell taking two wickets in the final hour

The Guardian - UK

All change for the Oval as England hope for normality after extraordinary week

It is rare to make five changes after winning by more than a hundred runs, but this has not been a normal week between Tests for England

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The Independent UK

Gus Atkinson on Lord’s honours board again as England thrash New Zealand

Atkinson took five for 30 as the tourists were dismissed for 138 chasing 254.

The Guardian - UK

England end New Zealand’s brief resistance to seal victory in first Test

New Zealand resumed on 55-5 and added 83 before England’s attack got the job done with Gus Atkinson taking a five-fer to win by 115 runs

The Guardian - UK

Emilio Gay describes Test debut half-century as ‘like a dream’ after putting England on top

Emilio Gay described his Test debut for England as a bit of a whirlwind and like a dream after his half-century on the second day against New Zealand

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England lord it over NZ as 17 wickets tumble at Lord's

Gus Atkinson and Josh Tongue have left New Zealand tottering at 3-36 as England set the Black Caps a tough target of 254 to win at Lord's.

The Guardian - UK

England grab initiative with late wickets after Gay half-century proves pivotal

Wickets fell steadily again on day two, with New Zealand ending it in trouble at 36 for three after England’s 226 all out had given them a target of 254

The Independent UK

England in commanding position after frantic second day against New Zealand

Gus Atkinson and Josh Tongue left the Black Caps 36 for three at the close after England had set the tourists a tough target of 254 to win.

The Independent UK

Why England and New Zealand’s helter-skelter first Test shows that Lord’s has a problem

Seventeen wickets fell on day two as the game hastened towards a conclusion on a surface weighted heavily in the bowlers’ favour

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