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England in New Zealand on Sky Sports: How to watch every ball live!

When is England's second Test against New Zealand? What TV channel is it on? Every ball live on Sky Sports Cricket!

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Highlights from day five of the first Test between New Zealand and England at Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui as the Black Caps completed an innings victory

After a Bay Oval hammering, England head to Hamilton needing a win to draw the two-Test series in New Zealand. Here's how to follow every ball...

Joe Root's men were walloped by an innings and 65 runs at Mount Maunganui after collapsing to 197 all out in their second innings, with the skipper among the batsmen to fall cheaply.

The captain and his charges need to rebound at Seddon Park from Thursday, in a game you can watch live on Sky Sports Cricket or follow across our digital platforms...

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Joe Root says England's failure to post a mammoth first-innings score was a key reason for their heavy defeat at Mount Maunganui.

First Test, Mount Maunganui - NEW ZEALAND win by an innings and 65 runs REPORT | SCORECARD

Second Test, Hamilton - Thursday, November 28 to Monday, December 2
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