Craig, Williamson spin NZ to famous win

New Zealand wrapped up victory in the second Test by 199 runs with time to spare, levelling the series and extending their unbeaten run

McCullum 'proud' as NZ stay true to their style

Brendon McCullum was delighted with the way his team had stayed true to their attacking instincts in levelling the Investec series against England with only their fifth Test victory in the country

Cook's marathon, Bell's drought

Stats highlights from New Zealand's convincing 199-run win at Headingley

Craig and Williamson spin to win on final day

McCullum's Force of Nature XI

The New Zealand team has been built in its captain's image. When Brendon McCullum attacks, everyone follows. But it has been a long journey

New Zealand's deserved reward for keeping faith

There was a heck of a wind at Headingley, but New Zealand refused to be blown off course and despite the setback of losing at Lord's steadfastly stood by their instincts

England search for elusive ruthlessness

There are seven young or inexperienced players in this England team. Inconsistency is inevitable. They are going to require patience if they are to fulfil their potential

How DRS has changed batting, and keeps the balance

The review system has changed the game, especially for spinners, as the final day at Headingley showed

Rain delays NZ pursuit of victory

New Zealand's enterprising cricket during the second Investec Test had put them in a position where only the weather or a record-breaking performance by England's batsmen could deny them a series-levelling victory

Frenetic New Zealand, expensive Broad

Though there wasn't much cricket on the fourth day at Headingley, New Zealand's astonishing scoring rate ensured some interesting numbers

Moeen, catching among England's problems to solve

ESPNcricinfo looks at the dilemmas facing the England selectors in the coming weeks

Watling hundred puts NZ in control

BJ Watling made his fifth Test hundred - and first against England - as New Zealand moved into a commanding position at Headingley

NZ take charge of see-saw Test

The secret to Cook's revival? A secret coach

What does Cook's decision to use a freelance coach say about Loughborough? What does it say about the value for money the ECB are gaining from all the millions invested

Watling's century has its own majesty

While Brendon McCullum and Mike Hesson were both honoured by the Queen, an understated cricketer unlikely to attract royal attention played the considered innings that might well bring New Zealand victory

First-innings ties, and chases at Headingley

Stats highlights from the third day at Headingley

McCullum makes good from first innings madness

Get McCullum, get the game, thought England. So the New Zealand captain blocked a half-century to deliver the message that his side would not yield

'New Zealand have got more keepers than bowlers'

The gang marvels at New Zealand's surplus of quality wicketkeepers, wonders what would have been had Ben Stokes played for them too, and digs up some crazy World Cup stats

NZ hit back after Lyth ton, Cook landmark

Alastair Cook went past Graham Gooch as England's leading Test run-scorer as he and Adam Lyth made his maiden Test hundred before New Zealand fought back in the evening

Cook does it his way to reach iconic landmark

It can be hard to remember individual strokes from Alastair Cook, but the accumulative effect over the years has been a reassuring presence at the top of England's order and there is still much more to come

Lyth and Cook have days to remember

Cook breaks England Test runs record

Alastair Cook became England's highest Test runscorer, overhauling Graham Gooch, when he reached 32 against New Zealand in the second Investec Test at Headingley

No place like home for Lyth

Yorkshire loves to celebrate its own and there was the perfect opportunity to cheer England's latest opener to his first Test century as Adam Lyth asserted his right to partner Alastair Cook in the Ashes

'He will methodically blunt your bowling attack'

During his innings of 75, England captain Alastair Cook became England's highest run-scorer, going past Graham Gooch's tally of 8900 Test runs. We look at how some in the Twitter world reacted

Cook's feat and expensive five-fors

Stats highlights from another exciting day at Headingley

Blows traded on action-packed day

Tom Latham and Luke Ronchi both scored 80s as New Zealand recovered from 2 for 2 and 144 for 5 after being inserted at Headingley

Anderson's 400 a reward for the hard yards

This generation of English cricket has struck lucky that they have had someone of the longevity of James Anderson but they must learn lessons for the next breed of fast bowler

Ronchi, Latham respond well for New Zealand

Smashing debuts, quick partnerships, and Anderson's feat

Stats highlights from an action-packed opening day at Headingley

No backward step as NZ follow their captain's lead

If there was any doubt that New Zealand would keep attacking, their captain's first ball made the answer clear and the spirit of adventure was addictive

Can New Zealand become a hot ticket?

If they keep playing the way they are, teams will be lining up for series against them

Small yet significant contributions in wins, and costly five-fors

Also: the slowest to 1000 Test runs, and other trivia from the 2015 Headingley Test

Cook hails hero Gooch as prepares to break record

England turned to Mark Ramprakash after the Ashes whitewash but Alastair Cook kept his long-term mentor Graham Gooch close. Now surpassing Gooch would be the perfect way, individually, to prepare to win back those Ashes