England vs. New Zealand, 2nd Test, Day 5: Highlights, Scorecard, Report

New Zealand beat England by 199 runs to win the second Test at Headingley and draw the series 1-1.

The hosts were dismissed for 255 in their second innings and missed the chance to climb to third in the ICC Test rankings.

			Runs	Minutes	Balls	4s	6s
Lyth	c Ronchi	b Boult	24	60	41	4	0
Cook	lbw	b Williamson	56	220	171	4	0
Ballance		b Boult	6	27	26	1	0
Bell	c Williamson	b Craig	1	12	10	0	0
Root	c Latham	b Craig	0	4	2	0	0
Stokes	c Ronchi	b Williamson	29	58	51	5	0
Buttler	lbw	b Craig	73	178	147	13	1
Moeen		b Henry	2	18	14	0	0
Broad		b Williamson	23	38	35	5	0
Wood	c Craig	b Southee	17	40	40	2	0
Anderson	not out		8	23	14	2	0
Extras		0nb 2w 12b 2lb	16
Bowler			Overs	Maidens	Runs	Wickets
Boult			23	4	61	2
Southee			18	7	43	1
Craig			31.5	12	73	3
Henry			12	2	49	1
Williamson			7	1	15	3

England began the final day in Leeds on 44-0 but lost five wickets in the morning session.

Adam Lyth had not added to his overnight 24 when he was caught behind off Trent Boult in the fourth over of the morning.

Boult then bowled Gary Ballance for six, via the back pad, before spinner Mark Craig took two wickets in the space of three balls.

Ian Bell’s poor run of form continued as he pushed Craig straight to Kane Williamson at leg slip, and then Tom Latham took a blinder at short leg to snaffle Joe Root for a duck.

On the brink of lunch, part-time spinner Williamson got in on the act with Ben Stokes (29), getting a thin outside edge through to Luke Ronchi behind the stumps.

Captain Alastair Cook had stood firm, adding just 22 runs in the morning session, and he brought up his 50 from 158 balls after lunch before becoming the youngest man to reach 9000 Test runs.

However, he too fell to Williamson, trapped lbw for 56, and when Moeen Ali (2) shouldered arms to Matt Henry, the Kiwis knew they were on the brink of just their fifth Test win in England.

Williamson took a third when Stuart Broad (23) dragged on, and the home side went to tea on 206-8.

Mark Wood stuck around for 40 balls, but he was caught at slip off Tim Southee for 17, and when Jos Buttler was trapped lbw by Craig for 73, New Zealand had completed their first Test win in England in 16 years.

The result means New Zealand stay above fifth-placed England in the ICC Test rankings by one position.