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Leeds: England beat New Zealand by 247 runs in the second Test at Headingley to complete a 2-0 series victory at Leeds on Tuesday.
On a tense final day at Headingley, England needed 86 minutes in two separate passages of play to take the final four New Zealand wickets they required for victory.
Stuart Broad caught and bowled captain Brendon McCullum in the third full over of the day and Graeme Swann broke an entertaining 56-run partnership when he had Tim Southee caught at slip for 38.
After an anxious two-and-a-half-hour rain stoppage, Swann removed Doug Bracewell to claim a 10-wicket match haul and James Anderson had last man Trent Boult caught behind as New Zealand were finally bowled out for 220.
Only 48 minutes play was possible in Tuesday's first session, which started late and ended early due to rain.
New Zealand, 158 for six overnight, resumed with captain Brendon McCullum nought not out and paceman Tim Southee four not out.
But McCullum was out for one when he chipped a full toss back to Stuart Broad, the tall fast bowler getting down well to hold the low caught and bowled chance.
That was the cue for an eighth-wicket stand of 56 between Southee and fellow seamer Bracewell.
Southee defiantly hooked fast bowler Steven Finn for six. But on 24 he was dropped by Jonathan Trott at slip after edging off-spinner Graeme Swann, continuing to pose problems after taking four wickets on Monday
Next ball Southee hoicked Swann for six.
Bracewell joined in by cover-driving Finn for four and pulling him for six to bring up a fifty partnership with Southee in just 35 balls.
But Swann had his fifth wicket of the innings, and ninth of the match, when Southee, on 38, edged to slip and this time time Trott held the catch.
The most any side has ever made in the fourth innings to win a Test is West Indies' 418 for seven against Australia in Antigua in 2002/03.
England's first innings 354 featured Joe Root's 104, the Yorkshire batsman scoring his maiden Test century on his Headingley home ground.
In reply, New Zealand made 174, with Swann taking four for 42.
But although England captain Alastair Cook was in a position to enforce the follow-on Sunday, as New Zealand were not within 150 of the hosts' total following Friday's first day washout , he decided to bat again.
Left-handed opener Cook extended his own England Test century record to 25 on Monday with an innings of 130 -- seven of those centuries coming in the 11 matches since he became captain -- before declaring at 287 for five.
Brief scores
England 354 (Root 104, Bairstow 64, Boult 5-57) and 287/5d (Cook 130, Trott 76, Williamson 3-68)
New Zealand 174 (Swann 4-42, Finn 3-36) and 220 (Taylor 70, Swann 6-90)
Result England won by 247 runs
MOM Graeme Swann (England)
Players of the series Joe Root (England) and Tim Southee (New Zealand)
