 | Tammy Beaumont shines as England thrash New Zealand by 46 runsTammy Beaumont shined with a scintillating knock of 97 from just 65 balls as England cruised to victory in the first T20I against New Zealand by 46 runs. |
 | Amelia Kerr withdraws from New Zealand women's tour of England to focus on mental healthAmelia Kerr has pulled out of New Zealand women's team's upcoming tour of England to focus on her mental health and well-being. |
 | England wasn't at their strongest against New Zealand, says Australia Test skipper Tim PaineTim Paine said England wasn't at their strongest in the series against New Zealand and the Joe Root-led squad will be different in the Ashes this year. |
 | Cook fears England batsmen 'can't handle Test cricket' after New Zealand lossNew Zealand won a two-match contest 1-0, taking just 11 overs and 52 minutes' playing time on the fourth day to complete a convincing eight-wicket win in the second Test. |
 | NZ dislodge India from top spot in ICC Test team rankings after series win over EnglandNew Zealand, who were second behind India in the previous ICC team rankings update, jumped to top spot by gaining three rating points. |
 | Nasser Hussain lashes out at England's batsmen after collapse against New ZealandNasser Hussain wants England to adopt the old-school method and get that big first innings score when playing Test cricket. |
 | We were 'not good enough' against New Zealand, admits England head coach Chris SilverwoodChris Silverwood has admitted the hosts were obviously not good enough on day three of the second Test against New Zealand. |
 | Ross Taylor puts New Zealand on top against England in second TestIt was an encouraging sign for New Zealand ahead of their appearance in next week's inaugural World Test Championship final against India at Southampton. |
 | Rory Burns, Dan Lawrence hit fifties, England 258-7 in second test vs New ZealandLawrence was with Mark Wood (16 not out) at stumps in front of a boisterous crowd of 18,000 at Edgbaston and just 14 runs off Burns' top scorer of 81, which backed up the opener's 132 at Lord's. |
 | England wins toss, bats first against much-changed New ZealandThere were six changes in total in the New Zealand team from the drawn first test at Lord's, including the return of left-arm seamer Trent Boult. |
 | 'Not good enough': James Anderson eyes another England recordAnderson will surpass the mark of 161 Tests he currently shares with retired former England captain Alastair Cook, a close friend, should he be included in the hosts' side for the second Test. |
 | England vs NZ: Kane Williamson ruled out of second Test, Tom Latham to lead visitorsWilliamson has been ruled out as he rests his irritated left elbow. |
 | Joe Root unapologetic as England labour to draw with New Zealand in first TestEngland, who have not lost a home red-ball series since 2014, were 170-3 in 70 overs when a draw was agreed to leave this two-match contest all square ahead of next week's second Test at Edgbaston. |
 | Williamson urges 'superb' New Zealand to 'start afresh' in second TestThe Black Caps were in charge from the outset as opener Devon Conway marked his Test debut with a brilliant 200. |
 | New Zealand hopeful of forcing win against England on day five at Lord's: SoutheeSouthee (6/43) claimed six wickets spread over two days to dismiss hosts England for 275 in their first innings just before tea on Saturday. |
