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TEAM NEWS: All the latest team updates from the BLACKCAPS camp in England.
Listen to press conference audio from BLACKCAPS v England second Test at Headingly
England selectors today named an unchanged 12-man squad for the second Test against New Zealand commencing Friday May 24 at Headingley following the 170 run victory against New Zealand in the first Test at Lord’s.
We’ve all had 24 hours to reflect on the disappointment of losing that first Test at Lord’s.
The BLACKCAPS have received approval from the ICC Champions Trophy Event Technical Committee to replace Andrew Ellis, who was withdrawn from the squad with a rib injury, with Doug Bracewell
Tim Southee’s name has been added to the Honours board at Lord’s after his ten wicket haul in the first Test.
England have beaten the BLACKCAPS by 170 runs in the first Test at Lord’s. Here’s some of the online reaction from players and fans.
BLACKCAPS captain Brendon McCullum and bowler Tim Southee speak to media after the 170 run defeat to England in the first Test at Lord’s.
Listen to the daily press conferences from the first Test v England at Lord’s.
BLACKCAPS captain Brendon McCullum and bowler Tim Southee speak to media after the 170 run defeat to England in the first Test at Lord’s.
BLACKCAPS captain Brendon McCullum and bowler Tim Southee speak to media after the 170 run defeat to England at Lord’s.
Tim Southee today became only the second New Zealander to be enscribed on the Lord’s honours board for 10 wickets in a match. Sadly, that was the only bright moment in a disastrous fourth day.
Both spinner Bruce Martin and wicketkeeper BJ Watling will not field today after suffering injuries on third day of the first Test at Lord’s.
We talked to opener Peter Fulton about the great venue, his preparations, and building on Eden Park.
We talked to opener Peter Fulton about the great venue, his preparations, and building on Eden Park.
BLACKCAPS TV talked to opener Peter Fulton about the great venue, his preparations, and building on Eden Park.
We talk to the most laid back BLACKCAP.
Four late wickets – a trio to Tim Southee – helped the BLACKCAPS rescue a day three that was all England’s until the last hour.
There’s a new star coming to light in the Auckland women’s cricket scene, and she’s certainly made a wave with some of her performances.

