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Golden duck for Pietersen

Plays of the Day from the second day of the first Test between New Zealand and England in Dunedin.

07-Mar-2013•Andrew McGlashan in Dunedin

The battle of Swann's elbow

Graeme Swann could be facing his last stand but England are not so lightly stocked with spinners that they should start worrying about the Ashes yet

06-Mar-2013•Andrew McGlashan in Dunedin

Lions with snoring problems, and light-sleeping wildebeest

Aka everything you wanted to know about the New Zealand-England Test series but were afraid to ask

05-Mar-2013•Andy Zaltzman

All-round England clear favourites

New Zealand will have their task cut out against a balanced and experienced England team who are fresh off a series win in India

05-Mar-2013•Madhusudhan Ramakrishnan

A captain's homecoming

This week Brendon McCullum will lead his country's team in the town where he grew up

05-Mar-2013•Andrew McGlashan in Dunedin

No dearth of quicks for New Zealand

Behind the four frontline fast bowlers are five others pushing for spots

03-Mar-2013•Andrew Alderson

Onions' lack of form worrying for England

Graham Onions' lack of form has larger implications for England's fast-bowling reserves

02-Mar-2013•Andrew McGlashan in Queenstown

'England can clean New Zealand up'

Geoff Boycott on why England's seamers could be too hot to handle for New Zealand's batsmen

28-Feb-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Three to tango

A look at New Zealand's potential debutants in the series against England

26-Feb-2013•Andrew Alderson

Lingerie and double entendre

Eden Park got PG-rated on a Saturday afternoon

23-Feb-2013•Marc Swain-Rogatski

New Zealand 'rooted'

Joe Root's excellent run, together with an impressive performance from England's seamers, have left New Zealand outplayed and outgunned again

23-Feb-2013•Iain O'Brien

Root creates selection dilemma

Joe Root has looked right at home in international the moment he made his Test debut. The latest example was a matchwinning innings in Napier, but how does he get into the Champions Trophy side?

20-Feb-2013•Andrew McGlashan

More records in sight for Anderson

With the wicket of BJ Watling in Hamiton, James Anderson became England's leading international wicket-taker and the 'dream' is still sinking in

19-Feb-2013•Andrew McGlashan

Broad and Taylor a tale of two comebacks

It was on odd Twenty20 series with three one-sided matches, none more so than the decider, and there were also contrasting performances from two players who had been away from the scene for different reasons

16-Feb-2013•Iain O'Brien

New Zealand's comeback trend

Ian Butler's first New Zealand appearance in more than two years was a resounding success as he claimed 2 for 9 and revived his international career

14-Feb-2013•Andrew McGlashan

Would somebody call the Buttler?

Such is the uncertainty surrounding England's one-day wicketkeeping that a few hours before the first match of the tour few knew Jos Buttler had been favoured to Jonny Bairstow

11-Feb-2013•George Dobell

Surreal like a Salvador Dali

Twenty20 like modern art? It was at Eden Park

09-Feb-2013•Alex Braae

Sunshine, holiday and an NZ win

What more could you ask for?

06-Feb-2013•Alex Braae

Another keeper, another drop

England's record of selecting and then abandoning wicketkeepers since the retirement of Alec Stewart suggests their strategy may need a rethink

25-Jan-2013•George Dobell

England show faith in Woakes potential

Despite potential shortcomings with his bowling, the England management have backed Chris Woakes as one of only four players named in all three squads for the tour of New Zealand

24-Jan-2013•George Dobell

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