New Zealand v England 2007-08

New Zealand v England, 3rd Test, Napier, 1st day

Old head on new shoulders

Mar 22, 2008: Andrew Miller with the Plays of the Day on the first day of the Napier Test

New Zealand v England, 3rd Test, Napier, 1st day

England flop despite Pietersen ton

Mar 22, 2008: Kevin Pietersen ended the first barren run of his international career with a commanding 129 on the opening day in Napier, although his performance only went to highlight another woeful effort from England's top orde

New Zealand v England, 3rd Test, Napier

Southee and Elliott set for debuts

Mar 21, 2008: New Zealand have added Tim Southee, the 19-year-old seamer, and the South Africa-born Grant Elliott, both of whom are uncapped, in their playing XI for the final Test

New Zealand v England, 3rd Test, Napier

The Preview - England look to end series on a high

Mar 20, 2008: A preview to the third and final Test between New Zealand and England in Napier

New Zealand v England, 2nd Test, Wellington, 5th day

'We've tried to respect the game' - Vaughan

Mar 17, 2008: "We'll celebrate properly and then make sure we get our heads on and train very hard leading into that game in Napier," Michael Vaughan said after the Wellington win

New Zealand v England, 2nd Test, Wellington, 5th day

Vettori: Ambrose's innings was the difference

Mar 17, 2008: New Zealand's captain, Daniel Vettori, was predictably despondent as he reflected on his side's 126-run defeat against England at Wellington, a result that levelled the series and gave England the momentum going into next week's decider in Napier

New Zealand v England, 2nd Test, Wellington, 5th day

Sidebottom ends England's drought

Mar 17, 2008: Ryan Sidebottom bowled England to their first Test victory for nine months, and their first overseas since the tour of India two years ago, as New Zealand were dismissed for 311 on the final day in Wellington

New Zealand v England, 2nd Test, Wellington, 4th day

Broad benefits from tough start

Mar 16, 2008: England had a poor day in the field, but still finished within touching distance of levelling the series in Wellington as the bowlers put in a fine effort with Stuart Broad playing a key role

New Zealand v England, 2nd Test, Wellington, 4th day

Sublime to ridiculous

Mar 16, 2008: Andrew Miller presents the plays of the day from the fourth day of the second Test between New Zealand and England

New Zealand v England, 2nd Test, Wellington, 4th day

England chip away at New Zealand

Mar 16, 2008: England inched closer to a series-levelling victory on a blustery fourth day in Wellington, reducing New Zealand to 242 for 6 at stumps, but they didn't help their cause in spilling five straightforward chances. Brendon McCullum and Jacob Oram counteratta

New Zealand v England, 2nd Test, Wellington, 3rd day

Oram charged with dissent

Mar 15, 2008: Jacob Oram, the New Zealand allrounder, has been fined 20% of his match fee after being found guilty of dissent during the second Test against England in Wellington

New Zealand v England, 2nd Test, Wellington, 3rd day

Anderson in doubt after ankle injury

Mar 15, 2008: James Anderson has given England an injury scare after going over on his left ankle during a warm-down game of football after the third day in Wellington

New Zealand v England, 2nd Test, Wellington, 3rd day

The joy of six for Cook

Mar 15, 2008: Andrew Miller presents the plays of the day from the third day of the second Test between New Zealand and England

New Zealand v England, 2nd Test, Wellington, 3rd day

England on top with huge lead

Mar 15, 2008: England maintained the high ground of the second Test in Wellington, extending their overnight lead over New Zealand from 148 to 421 at stumps on the third day

New Zealand v England, 2nd Test, Wellington, 2nd day

McCullum backs New Zealand to compete

Mar 14, 2008: All in all, New Zealand are up against it in the second Test, but Brendon McCullum says it was not for want of effort on their part

New Zealand v England, 2nd Test, Wellington, 2nd day

A mouse who's beginning to roar

Mar 14, 2008: When you watch James Anderson bowl as he did today - with pace, panache, confidence and intense skill - you throw your arms to the heavens and wonder where he's been for the past five years

New Zealand v England, 2nd Test, Wellington, 2nd day

Many thanks to Auckland

Mar 14, 2008: Andrew Miller presents the plays of the day from the second day of the second Test between New Zealand and England as James Anderson takes five wickets

New Zealand v England, 2nd Test, Wellington, 2nd day

Anderson five puts England in control

Mar 14, 2008: England grasped control of the second Test in Wellington, with James Anderson picking up his fourth five-wicket haul to help dismiss New Zealand for 198 shortly before stumps on the second day

England's overseas woes

Mar 14, 2008: Since the Ashes triumph in 2005 England have done dismally overseas, with both their batsmen and their bowlers underperforming significantly

New Zealand v England, 2nd Test, Wellington, 1st day

England find their free spirit

Mar 13, 2008: For a period during the afternoon session it looked as though England were heading out the series, but then their new wicketkeeper - Tim Ambrose - stood up with a fine attacking innings to shift the momentum