England vs New Zealand 3rd Test 2026 Highlights

Watch the highlights of England vs New Zealand 3rd Test - 2026 New Zealand tour of England 3-match Test series - The third and final Test cricket match between England and New Zealand played at the Trent Bridge, Nottingham on June 25 to 29, 2026.

Tom Latham celebrates his 17th Test century © Philip Brown/Getty Images

Tom Latham, Devon Conway, Nathan Smith, Will O’Rourke, Zak Foulkes, Rachin Ravindra and Daryl Mitchell guided New Zealand famous win against New Zealand by massive 160-runs and clinch the three-match series with 2-1 in a series-deciding third & final Test match.

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New Zealand's 160-run win was their fifth largest victory by terms of runs against England in Test matches. This is the eighth instance of New Zealand's both openers (Tom Latham 151 and Devon Conway's 157) had scored centuries in the same innings in Test cricket and the New Zealand's second such instance against England in Tests, Their previous such instance came between Stewie Dempster's 136 and Jackie Mills' 117 against England at Wellington in 1930. 317 : Tom Latham and Devon Conway set up the record first-wicket partnership for New Zealand against England in Test matches, previously held by the 276-run stand between Stewie Dempster and Jackie Mills at Wellington in 1930 and the New Zealand's third highest opening stand in Tests. 317 : Tom Latham and Devon Conway set up the highest any-wicket partnership for New Zealand against England in Test cricket, previously held by the 276-run stand for the first-wicket between Stewie Dempster and Jackie Mills at Wellington in 1930 and the New Zealand's ninth highest any-wicket stand in Tests. Tom Latham and Devon Conway became only the third opening pair to added a partnership of 300-plus runs in a Test match in England. The previous two 300-plus were also shared by a visiting pairs - 329-run stand between Geoff Marsh and Mark Taylor for Australia at Nottingham in 1989 and 338-run stand between South Africa's Graeme Smith and Herschelle Gibbs at Birmingham in 2003. 317 The first-wicket partnership between Tom Latham and Devon Conway, This is the New Zealand's ninth 300-plus partnership in Test matches, This is the New Zealand third 300-plus opening partnership in Tests and this is the New Zealand's first 300-plus partnership against England in Tests. This is the second partnership of 300-plus runs between Tom Latham and Devon Conway, They are only the second opening pair with two 300-plus stands in Test cricket after Graeme Smith and Herschelle Gibbs, who had three 300-plus partnerships. Tom Latham and Devon Conway became only the second New Zealand pair with two 300-plus stands for any-wicket in Tests after Henry Nicholls and Kane Williamson, who also have two 300-plus partnerships. 6 Century partnerships for the first-wicket between Tom Latham and Devon Conway, the most century partnerships for the opening wicket for New Zealand in Tests, beating John Wright and Trevor Franklin's five hundreds. Tom Latham and Devon Conway became the second New Zealand opening pair scoring 150-plus runs in a Test innings after Glenn Turner and Terry Jarvis against West Indies at Georgetown in 1972. Tom Latham and Devon Conway became first New Zealand opening pair with 2000-plus partnership runs in Test cricket history. Tom Latham and Devon Conway became the second opening pair scoring 150-plus runs in a Test innings against England after Graeme Smith and Herschelle Gibbs at Birmingham in 2003. Tom Latham scored his seventh 150-plus scores in Test cricket - The second most 150+ scores by New Zealand batsman in Tests after Kane Williamson had 8 150-plus scores. New Zealand's 361 for 4 was the most runs that England has conceded on the first day of a Test match, since 2003 where they conceded 362 for 4 against South Africa at The Oval in 2003. New Zealand's 361 for 4 was their joint-second highest total on the opening day of an away Test match. Ben Stokes joins Jacques Kallis, Kapil Dev and Ian Botham's rare feat - Ben Stokes became the second England all-rounder to take 250 wickets and scored 5000 or more runs in Test cricket and overall the fourth player in Tests after Jacques Kallis (13289 runs & 292 wickets), Kapil Dev (5248 runs & 434 wickets) and Ian Botham (5200 runs & 383 wickets). Ben Stokes joins Jacques Kallis' rare feat - Ben Stokes became the first England all-rounder to take 250 wickets and scored 7000 or more runs in Test cricket history and overall the second player in Tests after Jacques Kallis (13289 runs & 292 wickets). England's 212 was their 12th lowest score in a completed innings against New Zealand in the second innings in Test matches and It is their lowest total against New Zealand at Nottingham in Tests, previous lowest was 230 in 1986. Daryl Mitchell took five catches in this match making it the first instance of an New Zealand non-wicketkeeper taking five catches in a Test match against England.

* England dig deep for late wickets after Openers Tom Latham's 151 and Devon Conway's 157 as New Zealand put the record 317-run stand in the opening day of the third & final Test match.

* Ben Stokes' four-wickets, Ben Duckett's blazing century and Jacob Bethell's unbeaten half-century as England fightback after New Zealand posted 438 in the day of the third & final Test match.

* Seamers and Rachin Ravindra put New Zealand back in charge with 204-run second innings lead in the day three of the third & final Test match.

* Ben Stokes retirement fires England after Daryl Mitchell's hundred and Rachin Ravindra's 94 as New Zealand set England a target of 373 to win the deciding Test in the day four of third & final Test match.

* New Zealand seal famous come-from-behind series with 160-run against England after excellent fielding, Nathan Smith and Michael Santner's each two wickets in the fifth & final day of the third & final Test match.

New Zealand 1st Innings scored 438 for all-out in 114.5 overs with top scorer by Devon Conway hammered a 157 off 224-balls - which was his 8th Test hundred and his second century against England in Tests - including 22-fours & 3-sixes with strike rate of 70.08.

Tom Latham blasted a 151 off 214-balls - which was his 17th Test hundred and his second century against England in Tests - including 15-fours with strike rate of 70.56 and Henry Nicholls hit 36 off 48-balls contained 6-fours with strike-rate of 75.

Tom Blundell cracked a 30 off 67-balls including 4-fours and Will O’Rourke hit 19 off 38-balls contained 4-fours.

1st Innings England best bowler by Ben Stokes claimed a 4-wickets for 70-runs in 21-overs including three maidens, Jofra Archer, Shoaib Bashir both took 2-wickets and one for Joe Root - Gus Atkinson.

England 1st Innings scored 354 for all-out in 88.2 overs with top scorer by Ben Duckett hammered a 113 off 99-balls - which was his 7th Test hundred and his first century against New Zealand in Tests - including 19-fours with strike rate of 114.14.

Jacob Bethell cracked a unbeaten 74 off 133-balls including 9-fours, Harry Brook blasted a 58 off 80-balls included 5-fours with strike rate of 72.50.

Gus Atkinson scored 23 off 86-balls including 3-fours and Joe Root hit 21 off 46-balls included 3-fours and Jofra Archer cracked a 15 off 33-balls contained a boundary.

1st Innings New Zealand best bowler by Nathan Smith claimed a 4-wickets for 91-runs in 23-overs including two maidens, Zak Foulkes picked up 3-wickets for 35-runs in 15.2-overs included 2-maidens and Will O’Rourke captured three-wickets.

New Zealand 2nd Innings scored 288-9 for declared in 94 overs with top scorer by Daryl Mitchell cracked a unbeaten 100 off 241-balls - which was his 6th Test hundred and his fourth century against England in Tests - including 10-fours & a six.

Rachin Ravindra hit 94 off 149-balls - who fell six-run short of his century - including 12-fours, Ben Sears scored a unbeaten 19 off 40-balls Included 2-fours.

Tom Blundell hit 18 off 24-balls including 3-fours and Henry Nicholls scored 16 off 41-balls contained a boundary.

2nd Innings England best bowler by Jofra Archer claimed a 4-wickets for 53-runs in 20-overs including four maidens, Ben Stokes, Gus Atkinson both took 2-wickets and one for Shoaib Bashir.

England 2nd Innings scored 212 for all-out in 51.2 overs with top scorer by Jamie Smith cracked a 60 off 91-balls including 8-fours & a six.

Ben Duckett blasted a 36 off 42-balls including 6-fours with strike rate of 85.71, Ben Stokes hammered a 30 off 20-balls including 2-sixes & 2-fours with strike rate of 150.

Harry Brook blasted a 21 off 9-balls included 3-fours & a six with strike-rate of 233.33, Gus Atkinson scored 19 off 70-balls Included 2-fours and Joe Root hit 18 off 17-balls contained 3-fours with strike rate of 105.88.

2nd Innings New Zealand best bowler by Zak Foulkes picked up 3-wickets, Mitchell Santner, Nathan Smith both took 2-wickets and one for Ben Sears.

Daryl Mitchell named Player of the match for his brilliant batting performance to scored a unbeaten 100 off 241-balls including 10-fours & a six and his excellent fielding to took five catches.

Jofra Archer and Nathan Smith shared Player of the series, Archer took 11 wickets for England, while Smith claimed 16 wickets for New Zealand.

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