New Zealand vs England

New Zealand defeated England by the barest of margins to draw the 2-Test match series 1-1. Neil Wagner dismissed James Anderson to hand New Zealand a ...

However, Neil Wagner brought New Zealand back into the match as he struck twice to remove both Stokes and Root. On a Neil Wagner ball, James Anderson was caught by wicket-keeper Tom Blundell, leading to unbelievable scenes of jubilation among New Zealand players. Neil Wagner dismissed James Anderson to hand New Zealand a one-run win.

New Zealand beat England by 1 run in the second cricket Test at the Basin Reserve Tuesday to level the series at 1-1.

11 Anderson was caught down the leg side from the bowling of Neil Wagner and New Zealand had the win. The last occasion was in 2001 when India beat Australia by 171 runs at Eden Gardens. Last man James Anderson clubbed a four down the ground which left England two runs from victory and the crowd holding its breath.

India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin and Australia batter Marnus Labuschagne were following the New Zealand vs England second Test in Wellington which the ...

"No better game in the world than Test cricket. "What a test match," wrote Ashwin before quickly drawing similarities with the Madras Test. The Test match had shades of the famous tied game between India and Australia in Chennai in 1986. And of course, the Wellington 2023 Test match also joined the historic list of victories after being asked to follow on. It was a morning to remember for Test lovers across the globe. They spent their Tuesday morning watching New Zealand register a dramatic, thrilling, one-for-the-ages, come-from-behind 1-run victory in the second Test against England.

Harry Brook, Player of the Series: In the end, it was a good cricket wicket. It was an enjoyable game to watch. I contributed at that stage and got us that ...

Manages to get a good chunk on it and gets it past mid-on for a four. 73.4 Southee to Jack Leach, no run, and that's the second short ball of the over. 72.5 Wagner to Anderson, no run, that was aimed to behead the batter, Anderson looked away but managed to tap it down to give no chance to the man at FSL. Just a faint tickle off the bat down leg and the keeper dived to his right to take it. 73.5 Southee to Jack Leach, no run, and the man at mid-on dived for his life there. You live by the sword and you die by it as well. That's the characteristics of this team, keep learning to fight for each other and find a way by doing the hard yards. Foakes got his act together and got them to the brink but he fell to a short ball as Southee gave his team one final chance. To fight away, to complete and ultimately just get across the line is a nice feeling. Trying to take one game at a time at the moment. It was a case of assessing the situations, we always knew that at some point in that partnership (between himself and Root), Tim was gonna have to roll the dice with something. With those bouncer plans, we had to make a decision and obviously it didn't come off for us.

The Wellington Test between New Zealand and England proved to be a thriller. Chasing a target of 258, England fell short by the narrowest of margins and ...

But the Kiwis came back to pull one from out of nowhere. had it been a Jaffa to get a number 11 who has publically disapproved of batting, it wouldn’t have been this ‘got hit in the balls’ kind of funny🤌💕— Gaurav Nandan Tripathi 🜃 (@Cric_Beyond_Ent) Not easy to fight back that well and pull it back from the brink. [#NZvENG] [February 28, 2023] [#NZvENG] [February 28, 2023] [February 28, 2023] This time it was England.— Anil Kumar Sindhu (@Dr_Anilsindhu) It seems that this game always show the place to whoever feel overconfident. If anyone wanted proof that Test cricket was very much alive, this was it. The most famous one was of course India's epic win vs Australia in 2001 when they came back from a 274-run deficit to win by 171 runs. Being asked to follow on, New Zealand fought back with 483. At one point it did not even appear that New Zealand would save the game, let alone win it. Chasing a target of 258, England fell short by the narrowest of margins and lost by 1 run.

NZ vs ENG: England joined Australia as the second team to lose a Test after enforcing follow-on during a one-run defeat to New Zealand in Wellington on ...

England joined Australia as the only other team to lose a Test after enforcing follow-on. The visitor charged early on Day 5 with an attacking 95 from Root before left-arm seamer Neil Wagner picked up three middle-order wickets to force the game down to the wire. England captain Ben Stokes then enforced the follow-on with a 226-run first-innings lead during the first session on Day 3.

Cricket News: 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 ...

The English team had five wickets in hand with just 57 runs more to win, but Wagner spoiled their party. by a team asked to follow on, and the second time a team had won a test by a single run after West Indies beat Australia by a run in Adelaide in January 1993. [made to follow-on](https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/winning-a-test-after-being-made-to-follow-on-just-four-times-it-has-happened/articleshow/98291379.cms)

Neil Wagner took the decisive wicket of James Anderson when New Zealand wicketkeeper Tom Blundell pulled off a diving catch at the Basin Reserve to seal a ...

What a game. And they did so by the smallest possible margin. The hosts made a slice of history in becoming only the fourth team in 146 years of Test cricket to win after being asked to follow on.