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India batter Virat Kohli has surpassed Sachin Tendulkar by scoring his 50th century in One-Day International cricket in the World Cup semi-final against New Zealand

England beat New Zealand to win the 2019 Cricket World Cup due to the boundary countback rule which the ICC have since ditched for future tournaments following a backlash

England and New Zealand will kick off the 2023 Cricket World Cup in India this Thursday, four years after they contested the most memorable final of all time

The Cricket World Cup is due to start in October and England will take on New Zealand in the opener, with the game a rematch of the 2019 final

England sealed a 3-1 ODI series win over New Zealand ahead of their World Cup defence, which begins next month, thanks to an excellent Dawid Malan hundred and four wickets for Moeen Ali

Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff, who was involved in a car crash last December, has been handed a non-formal role with England's white-ball team by his close friend Rob Key

Former England Nasser Hussain has defended Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum following their one-run loss to New Zealand, telling fans: "You can't have it both ways"

England lost by the barest of margins in their second and final Test match against New Zealand earlier today, which ended their six-game winning streak in the longest format

Captain Ben Stokes and coach Brendon McCullum have reflected on England's narrow one-run defeat to New Zealand in the second Test in Wellington

England drew 1-1 against New Zealand in what proved to be an enthralling Test series, culminating with a dramatic one-run victory for the hosts in Wellington

England lost a thrilling Test match to New Zealand by just one run, becoming only the fourth team in history to lose after enforcing the follow on and captain Ben Stokes has defended his decision

New Zealand won a thrilling Test match against England that will go down as one of the all-time greats by just one run, with Ben Stokes' side becoming just the fourth team to ever lose after enforcing the follow on

New Zealand star Michael Bracewell has been slammed after he was run out in the second Test against England, with Kiwi legend Craig McMillan particularly critical of his dismissal

England opener Zak Crawley has struggled for form recently and ends the tour of New Zealand having struck just 58 runs at an average of 14.50, with a top score of 28

Kane Williamson was back to his best with an outstanding 132 as New Zealand set England 258 to win both the second Test in Wellington and the series

Ben Stokes has been dealing with a left knee problem since taking over as England captain and was seen limping after bowling just two overs against New Zealand in the second Test

England captain Ben Stokes asked New Zealand to follow on in the second Test in Wellington, but former skipper Sir Alastair Cook has questioned the decision

Spinners Jack Leach and Joe Root picked up all three of England's wickets after New Zealand were made to follow on, with Tom Latham and Devon Conway leading the resistance from the hosts

Joe Root was back to his best with an excellent 153 not out in the second Test between England and New Zealand in Wellington, sharing a brilliant partnership with Harry Brook

Joe Root and Harry Brook shared a mammoth 302-run partnership in the second Test against New Zealand in Wellington, England's third-highest fourth wicket stand ever

Sir Alastair Cook had some lavish praise for Joe Root after the England star struck 153 against New Zealand, claiming "there is not a better player in the world"

After Joe Root passed 150 for the 14th time in his Test career, James Anderson and Jack Leach starred with the ball as England moved into a dominant position against New Zealand in the second Test in Wellington

England star Harry Brook has struck a remarkable 807 runs at an average of 100.87 in his first nine Test innings, including four hundreds and three half-centuries

Harry Brook has become the quickest player to score four Test centuries, with his stunning unbeaten 184 seeing him break a record previously held by Don Bradman

Joe Root was back to his best with a brilliant hundred against New Zealand in Wellington, having admitted before this Test that he was still "trying to find out what my role is" under England's new regime