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New Zealand fight back to frustrate England in Wellington

New Zealand closed on 202 for three, just 24 behind

The Independent UK

New Zealand frustrate England's hunt for victory after Ben Stokes enforces follow on

Spinners Jack Leach and Joe Root picked up all three of England's wickets after New Zealand were made to follow on, with Tom Latham and Devon Conway leading the resistance from the hosts

Daily Mirror

Tom Latham and Devon Conway frustrate England in Wellington

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

The Independent UK

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Stuart Broad mops up New Zealand tail to give England lead of 226

New Zealand reached 40 without loss at lunch.

The Independent UK

New Zealand follow on after Stuart Broad takes four wickets

England turned the screw on the third morning in Wellington.

The Independent UK

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.

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Anderson and Leach bring New Zealand to their knees after Root’s unbeaten 153

Joe Root’s unbeaten 153 helped England declare at 435 for eight before Jack Leach and Jimmy Anderson took three wickets each as New Zealand slumped to 138 for seven

The Guardian - AU

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

England chase magnificent seven as New Zealand battle with Bazball

England aim to continue winning run while the Black Caps will hope to counter tourists’ tactics at their Wellington stronghold

The Guardian - UK

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

Evening Standard

Jack Leach: England carving own path as they hunt seventh straight Test win

The summer of 2004 saw Michael Vaughan’s side notch up their own magnificent seven, paving the way for the next year’s generation-defining Ashes win.

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Evening Standard

England wrap up first Test win in New Zealand for 15 years in dominant fashion

James Anderson tears through Kiwi tail to wrap up four-day win

The Independent UK

Anderson and Broad claim Test history as England and New Zealand vie for control

New Zealand ended the second session of day two on 238 for eight – 87 runs behind England’s first innings score.

The Independent UK

Anderson and Broad become second bowling pair with 1,000 Test wickets together

Stuart Broad took their combined tally to four figures when he had New Zealand tailender Neil Wagner caught on the second afternoon.

The Guardian - UK

Ben Stokes looks to spread the joy as England focus on New Zealand

Ben Stokes will captain England for the first time in the country of his birth, but is keen to let teammates take the spotlight

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Daily Mirror

Jack Leach reflects on "bad memories" after fearing he may die on last England tour of NZ

Jack Leach feared for his life after falling ill with gastroenteritis and contracting sepsis on England's last Test tour of New Zealand in 2019 and the spinner found himself reflecting on those "bad memories"

Evening Standard

Jack Leach relishing England turnaround on New Zealand return: ‘I feel like I belong’

Spinner having ‘too much fun’ to dwell on bad times as he looks to hit peak in two-match Test series

The Guardian - UK

‘Now I feel like I belong’: Leach out to create better memories in New Zealand

Jack Leach was in hospital for 48 hours on England’s last tour of New Zealand and says this time ‘I’m just trying to enjoy it as much as I can’

The Independent UK

England spinner Jack Leach ‘having too much fun to get ill now’

The Somerset spinner was hospitalised the last time he toured New Zealand with England

Evening Standard

Rehan Ahmed left out as England recall trio for Test tour of New Zealand

Matthew Potts, Olly Stone and Dan Lawrence have been recalled to England’s Test squad for the tour of New Zealand, but teenage spinner Rehan Ahmed has been left out.

The Independent UK

‘Incredible’: Brendon McCullum salutes Ben Stokes’ captaincy style

Stokes’ England side completed a remarkable series whitewash in Pakistan on Tuesday

The Guardian - UK

England’s bowlers have cast a spell in Pakistan without a magician

Only one other side has taken all 60 wickets in a three-Test series in Pakistan – and Sri Lanka had Muttiah Muralitharan

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