New Zealand and England tied at one match each ahead of Test decider
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 8:00 AM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
New Zealand and England face off on June 26, 2026, in a deciding Test match after splitting their first two encounters. New Zealand dominated the first match of the third Test, with Tom Latham scoring 151 and Devon Conway adding 157, combining for a record 317-run opening partnership. At stumps, New Zealand reached 361-4 after England struggled to take wickets, with Ben Stokes providing the only breakthrough. This decider follows England's defeat of New Zealand in the series opener by 115 runs. The match is currently live, with a determination of the series impending.
- •Match set for June 26, 2026
- •New Zealand scored 361-4 by stumps
- •Tom Latham and Devon Conway starred with centuries
- •England won the first Test by 115 runs
- •Ben Stokes back as captain for England
- 8:00 AMYahoo Sports — How to live stream New Zealand vs England: Test Cricket. TV channel
"New Zealand and England continue their rivalry on Friday. They split the first two matches, meaning Friday will be the tiebreaker between the two countries. How to Watch Test Cricket: New Zealand vs England New Zealand dominated the first match…
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