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Tom Latham, Will Young tons power New Zealand to 320/5 against Pakistan in Champions Trophy opener

NEW DELHI: Opener Will Young and skipper Tom Latham smashed commanding centuries to guide New Zealand to a competitive 320/5 against defending champions Pakistan in the Champions Trophy opener in Karachi on Wednesday.

The Times of India

ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Pakistan vs New Zealand – start, teams, preview

Al Jazeera takes a close look at hosts Pakistan against New Zealand before their Champions Trophy opener on Wednesday.

Al Jazeera

New Zealand announce 15-member squad for ICC Champions Trophy 2025

The New Zealand cricket team has announced its 15-member squad for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, set to be held in Pakistan and the UAE. The highly anticipated tournament marks the Champions Trophy's return to the international calendar after an eight-year hiatus.

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New Zealand call up hard-hiting batter Bevon Jacobs for Sri Lanka T20Is

Mitchell Santner will begin his reign as the captain of New Zealand's white-ball teams in the home series against Sri Lanka, which will also see explosive Kiwi batter Bevon Jacobs making his international debut as part of the T20I squad.

The Times of India

3rd Test: England hit back after New Zealand's strong start in Hamilton

NEW DELHI: England's pace attack made crucial breakthroughs in the final session, leaving New Zealand at 315 for nine after a promising start on day one of the third Test in Hamilton on Saturday.

The Times of India

2nd Test: England take mammoth lead of 533 runs in Wellington after Gus Atkinson hat-trick

NEW DELHI: Gus Atkinson secured a hat-trick before England's batting display pushed their lead to 533 runs against New Zealand on Saturday, establishing firm control of the second Test.

The Times of India

2nd Test: New Zealand unchanged in bid to hit back against England

New Zealand have opted for an unchanged lineup for the second Test against England, starting Friday in Wellington, as they aim to bounce back after their first Test defeat. The team decided against recalling batsman Will Young or including a specialist spinner.

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Harry Brook says he was ‘a bit jammy’ to reach 171 after New Zealand fumbles

Harry Brook admitted he had ‘jam on his toast’ by way of good fortune, with the 171 he blazed in the first Test against New Zealand featuring five dropped catches

The Guardian - UK

England on course to win first New Zealand Test after Chris Woakes double

Tourists enjoy outstanding third day to close in on victory

Evening Standard

Chris Woakes puts England in total control over New Zealand after Harry Brook’s 171

New Zealand lead by four runs at the end of day three with only four wickets remaining

The Independent UK

England flex muscles to take control of opening Test

Harry Brook made 171 as England took a first innings lead of 151 and claimed two early New Zealand wickets.

The Independent UK

England put foot down to open first innings lead

Harry Brook was finally dismissed for 171 as England moved 111 ahead of New Zealand in the first Test.

The Independent UK

New Zealand vs England: Harry Brook rides luck to lead first Test recovery with century

Tourists fight back from 71 for four to trail by only 29 runs after sloppy Black Caps display in Christchurch

Evening Standard

Ollie Pope says Alec Stewart’s advice helped him return to form in New Zealand

It was Stewart who Pope sought out after a poor series in Pakistan, during which he averaged just 11.

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1st Test: Harry Brook hundred puts England on top against New Zealand

NEW ELHI: On day two of the first Test match on Friday in Christchurch, England defeated an error-plagued New Zealand thanks to an undefeated century from a courageous Harry Brook.

The Guardian - UK

Harry Brook century lifts England out of trouble as New Zealand rue dropped catches

Harry Brook was dropped four times on his way to an unbeaten 132 as England reached 319-5, 29 behind, on day two of the first Test in Christchurch

The Independent UK

Harry Brook cashes in on dropped chances to lead England’s recovery against New Zealand

Brook unbeaten on 132 after being dropped four times by New Zealand as England recovered from 71 for four to 319 for five in Christchurch.

The Times of India

WATCH: Glenn Phillips' stunning flying catch against England

NEW DELHI: New Zealand's Glenn Phillips added another unbelievable catch to his career as took a one-handed screamer on the second day of the 1st Test against England at Hagley Oval, Christchurch on Friday.

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The Independent UK

England’s top order crumbles early as Jacob Bethell gamble fails

New Zealand seamer Nathan Smith grabbed the wickets of fellow debutant Bethell and Joe Root before lunch.

The Times of India

1st Test: England fight back to deny Kane Williamson a hundred

NEW DELHI: In a thrilling five-wicket final session, England took the crucial wicket of Kane Williamson for 93 on Thursday, leaving New Zealand 319-8 at the end of the first Test match in Christchurch.

The Guardian - UK

Bashir strikes late to keep sluggish England in hunt against New Zealand

England restricted New Zealand to 319 for 8eight on day one of the first Test after Kane Williamson fell just short of a century on his return to the side

The Times of India

India vs New Zealand, 3rd Test: Jadeja, Ashwin run through New Zealand after Gill, Pant batting heroics

MUMBAI: It was the sort of moment which makes us fall in love with the sport of bat and ball all over again. Ravichandran Ashwin, having endured a lean run and ceded the spotlight to younger off-spin colleague Washington Sundar in Pune, won hearts as he pulled off the best…

The Times of India

How Mitchell Santner played through pain to bowl New Zealand to maiden Test series win in India

NEW DELHI: New Zealand won their first series in India since 1955 thanks to left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner, who remarked that taking wickets frequently in the second Test helped him get beyond the pain barrier.

The Times of India

New Zealand’s IPL advantage: Glenn Phillips explains reason behind India’s defeat

NEW DELHI: In a historic achievement, New Zealand triumphed over India by 113 runs in the second Test match held in Pune, clinching their maiden Test series win on Indian soil.

Al Jazeera

New Zealand inflict India’s first home Test series defeat in 13 years

New Zealand seal the three-match series – their first in India – with a 113-run win in the second Test in Pune.

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