New Zealand replacement captain Tom Latham celebrated his first England series victory in 22 years, praising it as an “amazing achievement” for his side.
The Black Caps are heading to the World Test Championship final against India in Southampton next week and have shifted their next opponents to the top of the International Cricket Council table after an eight-wicket win in Edgbaston.
Winning the starting center of design is a real priority, and joining the 1986 and 1999 classes in beating England on their own soil is an unforgettable gift.
Latham, who replaces regular captain Kane Williamson, who treats elbow injury, said: “This is a fantastic achievement for the team and I think it’s important that we celebrate together.
Day 4 of action in Edgbaston as New Zealand beat England in Test series to seal a popular series victory
“The last time we won here was 1999 which is well documented. We have been here many times in the last few years but have not received any awards.
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“So it’s very important that we come here and put on a performance board that was true to us. I think we did it better in four days and finally got our rewards.
“We did very well in both the Tests and now we have selected them. In a few days it will be important for us to focus on India.”
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