US EditionJofra Archer Sends Ashes Warning with Fiery Spell but England Pay Price for Reckless Batting in New Zealand
Daryl Mitchell's unbeaten 56 and Blair Tickner's 4-34 helped New Zealand clinch the series, with England bowled out for 175, according to match reports.
- On Wednesday, New Zealand cricket team beat England cricket team by five wickets in the second ODI in Hamilton, taking an unassailable 2-0 series lead.
- Hampered by a top-order collapse, England cricket team were 143-7 midway and finished with a below-par 175, with reckless batting producing needless dismissals and no partnership over six overs or 38 runs.
- Led by strong seam work, New Zealand's bowling featured Jofra Archer claiming 3-23 and Blair Tickner returning with 4-34, his best ODI figures after replacing injured Kyle Jamieson.
- The series moves to Wellington on Saturday, with England captain Harry Brook disappointed by their batting and urging the side to dig deep and entertain in the third ODI.
- Looking toward the Tests, Archer and Tickner's roles are notable as Archer's first outing since September 12 shows he is fit ahead of November 21, and Tickner's first start since May 2023 as a replacement.
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New Zealand hammer England despite Archer's brilliance
New Zealand defeated England by five wickets in the second ODI in Hamilton on Wednesday, with the return of Jofra Archer unable to ignite the visitors' full-throttle style of cricket. The victory meant New Zealand clinched the three-match series with a game to spare after their four-wicket win in Mount Maunganui on Sunday. England's batsmen flitted between reason and recklessness after New Zealand won the toss, with the visitors bowled out for 1…
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The Independent (US)Harry Brook pinpoints England weakness as New Zealand clinch series
Archer claimed three for 23 in a losing effort for England in Hamilton
NZ vs ENG, 2nd ODI: Late replacement Tickner fires New Zealand to series win over England
Late replacement Blair Tickner took four for 34 and Daryl Mitchell hit 56 not out as New Zealand beat England by five wickets in the second one-day international in Hamilton on Wednesday to seal the three-match series.
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