England captain Ben Stokes has insisted he "doesn't regret" enforcing the follow on, despite his side ultimately losing to New Zealand by just one run in a thrilling finish.
While Stokes was obviously "disappointed" with the defeat, which sees England become just the fourth side to lose a Test after making their opponents follow on, he credited New Zealand's "pretty much perfect" fightback and rejected the idea of "captaining in hindsight".
Stokes and Brendon McCullum have spoken openly about wanting to ensure Test cricket is as entertaining as possible and are prepared to risk losing games as they attempt to win them.
