Defeat for England in the second test, but a record for Alastair Cook. Image:@EnglandCricket
New Zealand won the second test match with England by 199 runs.
The test series is now drawn at 1-1.
The traditional English rain did not pour down intensively enough to rescue the three lions cricketers from defeat by the Black Caps.
But England were generous enough to recognise that this was a match won fairly, squarely and skilfully by effective New Zealand bowling.
There’s all to play for in the test series.
And England will take a landmark moment for Alastair Cook.
In this test math he became the youngest player in history to reach 9000 Test runs.
#EngvNZ #InvestecTest Series finishes level 1-1
Congratulations @BLACKCAPS on victory today & a great Test series http://t.co/nV3zSOgI7L
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England Cricket (@englandcricket) June 02, 2015Investec Players of series are Trent Boult & Alastair Cook
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England Cricket (@englandcricket) June 02, 20151000 Test runs for @jimmy9!
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England Cricket (@englandcricket) June 02, 2015Buttler has passed fifty as he & Wood #digin in Leeds
28 overs remain
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England Cricket (@englandcricket) June 02, 2015TEA England 206-8
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England Cricket (@englandcricket) June 02, 2015Alastair Cook is the youngest player in history to reach 9000 Test runs
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England Cricket (@englandcricket) June 02, 2015
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