Summary

  • New Zealand win by one run to draw two-match series 1-1

  • Number eleven Anderson dismissed by Wagner to give NZ victory

  • Foakes (35) & Leach took England to within seven runs of victory before former fell

  • Root out hooking for 95 & Stokes, batting in pain, makes 33

  • Four wickets and two catches for hostile Wagner

  • Brook run out without facing as England slip to 80-5

  • England also lose Pope, Duckett and Robinson early on day five

Live Reporting

Tom Mallows and Sam Drury

  1. New Zealand bowler Neil Wagner after his match-winning wicket, speaking to BT Sport: "It's a special one this, we'll celebrate it well. It's an amazing achievement and everybody contributed.

    "Hats off to everyone. It's something to be incredibly proud of and yeah, keep going.

    "It's the characteristics of this team. We keep looking to fight for each other and find a way, doing the hard yards out there.

    "Credit where credit is due, I thought England played pretty well in there first innings in tough conditions and we just found a way.

    "To finally get some reward was pleasing."

  2. New Zealand's Tom Blundell, who took the winning catch: "I saw it pretty well and luckily it went in clean. I thought we'd lost it at one point but we fight to the bitter end."

  3. New Zealand are just the fourth team ever to win a Test match after being asked to follow-on. But that does not tell half the story. It was a quite sensational match that went the very distance.

    James Anderson looks crestfallen after his dismissal, as does Ben Foakes who got his team so close. But they can be proud of their performance and the role they played in a Test match for the ages.

  4. David Gower
    Ex-England captain on BT Sport

    It does not get any closer than that. My first reaction is to applaud all 22 players, what a Test match they have provided for us.

    That was just the most brilliant five days you will see for a long, long time.

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  6. wicket

    NEW ZEALAND WIN BY ONE RUN
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    Anderson c Blundell b Wagner 4 (Eng 256)

    NEIL WAGNER HAS DONE IT FOR NEW ZEALAND!

    It is a leg-side delivery, the thinnest of edges off James Anderson's bat and a fine diving catch from Tom Blundell behind the stumps.

    Wagner punches the air in delight, he has sealed victory in the most dramatic of circumstances.

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    It's 3.00 in the morning and I can feel my adrenaline pumping!

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  10. Eng 256-9

    Jack Leach nearly scrambles away what could have been a match-winning drive but Matt Henry makes a diving stop at mid-on.

    James Anderson will be on strike next over...

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  12. Eng 256-9

    Oh my word James Anderson has just smashed Neil Wagner away for four!

    England now just two away from the win - and one for the tie!

    This is a match for the ages.

  13. Eng 252-9

    Oof, that is an absolute brute of a delivery from Neil Wagner that spits up to James Anderson and the No.11 does brilliantly to fend it off.

  14. Eng 252-9

    Jack Leach pulls, top-edges...but it lands safe and England run one!

    Leach had no idea where that ball went, but it is enough to get himself off the mark.

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  16. Eng 251-9

    England need seven runs to win

    Ha, Jack Leach steps away and attempts to leather Neil Wagner into the Tasman Sea, but he gets nothing on it and the ball goes through to the wicketkeeper.

    This is going to be fun whatever happens.

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  18. Eng 251-9

    James Anderson has a big smile on his face as he fends off two viscous deliveries from Tim Southee.

    What a Test match this is.

  19. Here comes James Anderson to join Jack Leach.

    They somehow need to scramble seven runs for victory.

  20. wicket

    WICKET

    Foakes c Wagner b Southee 35 (Eng 251-9)

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    Oh my word!

    Ben Foakes has dragged England to within touching distance of victory but he has to go! It is another well-directed short ball from Tim Southee that lures Foakes into the pull, but he can only top-edge to, who else, but Neil Wagner on the rope.