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Not just a warm-up for familiar foes

England and New Zealand begin a three-match series at Lord's on Friday as they aim to fine tune ahead of the Champions Trophy

30-May-2013•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan

Butler replaces Boult for Champions Trophy

Trent Boult has been ruled out of the one-day series against England due to a side strain, putting in doubt his participation for the Champions Trophy, and will be replaced by Ian Butler for the one-day series that starts on Friday

30-May-2013•Andrew McGlashan

Cook, Flower claim tactics 'vindicated'

Alastair Cook and Andy Flower insisted their tactics had been "vindicated" after England won the second Test against New Zealand by 247 runs to clinch a 2-0 series victory.

28-May-2013•George Dobell

Boult doubtful for Champions Trophy

New Zealand's need to regroup after their Test defeat against England before the Champions Trophy has been made doubly difficult by the possibility that they will lose Trent Boult for the tournament because of injury

28-May-2013•David Hopps at Headingley

Swann's ten beats NZ and the rain

England won by 247 runs in almost exactly 10 sessions to wrap up a 2-0 series victory and largely vindicate their approach

28-May-2013•The Report by George Dobell

Swann leaves New Zealand on brink of defeat

England sentenced New Zealand to a morning of misery at Headingley as they increased their lead well beyond 400 and set-up a declaration on the fourth afternoon in Leeds.

27-May-2013•The Report by George Dobell

Swann, Finn prove England have a Plan B

If not, perhaps, quite a perfect day for England, but a day when several pieces of their pre-Ashes jigsaw fell into place with a satisfying click as they proved they have a Plan B to their bowling attack

26-May-2013•The Report by George Dobell

Root lights up homeground with maiden ton

It was, in the end, the scenario most of the locals wanted: two young, born and bred Yorkshiremen, digging England out of a hole with batting of class and substance. This was a golden afternoon for Yorkshire cricket.

25-May-2013•The Report by George Dobell

Persistent showers force opening-day abandonment

Persistent rain prevented any play on the first day of the second Test between England and New Zealand at Headingley

24-May-2013•The Report by George Dobell

Botham hails 'terrific' Anderson

Sir Ian Botham has added his voice to those praising James Anderson as one of the leading bowlers in world cricket and suggested Anderson will "sail past" his England record.

24-May-2013•George Dobell

NZ to manage Vettori workload

New Zealand have accepted they must manage the later stages of Daniel Vettori's career with care after he was ruled out of the Headingley Test

23-May-2013•David Hopps

Vettori ruled out, NZ bank on pace

ESPNcricinfo previews the second Test between England and New Zealand at Headingley

23-May-2013•The Preview by Alan Gardner

Illingworth chunters at Bairstow management

Ray Illingworth, the former Yorkshire and England batsman, has criticised the way Jonny Bairstow was treated by England over the winter.

22-May-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Root to the rescue for Yorkshire's coffers

Joe Root is not just the most exciting young England batsman around, this week he is also a marketing executive's dream

22-May-2013•David Hopps

McCullum to keep gloves at Leeds

Brendon McCullum is not the sort to shirk a challenge so when BJ Watling was ruled out of the second Test at Headingley he wasted little time in deciding to take up the gloves

22-May-2013•David Hopps

England unchanged for second Test

England have named an unchanged 12-man squad for the second Test against New Zealand at Headingley following their 170-run victory at Lord's

21-May-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Anderson 'most skilful in world' - Saker

David Saker has hailed James Anderson as "the most skilful bowler in the world" following his performance in the first Test of the series against New Zealand

20-May-2013•George Dobell

Hesson 'stunned' by NZ collapse

Lord's was not the first time in recent memory that New Zealand's batting line-up has crumbled but it was the toughest to take because they had pushed England to their limits for more than three days

20-May-2013•Andrew McGlashan

Injured Martin ruled out of tour

Bruce Martin, the New Zealand left-arm spinner, will miss the rest of the England tour as a result of a calf injury he sustained during the first Test at Lord's

20-May-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Broad's best secures crushing win

Stuart Broad tore through New Zealand to record his best innings return in Tests and help dismiss them for 68 as England claimed a 170-run victory

19-May-2013•The Report by Andrew McGlashan at Lord's

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