Explore all the information like schedule/fixtures, results, history and stats on New Zealand tour of England 2015. England play two Test match against Kiwis at Lord's and Headingley in May-June 2015 along with five one-day internationals and a Twenty20 international. The Blackcaps also played two four-days games before first Test played from May 21-25. The English cricket team also played an ODI against Ireland in Dublin before Kiwis series.

Result: 2-match Test series drawn 1-1, England won the 5-match ODI series by 3-2, England won one-off T20

New Zealand tour of England 2015

Date & time	Detail
May-2015
Fri 08 10:45 local \| 09:45 GMT	Only ODI - Ireland vs England The Village, Dublin No result
Thu 21 - Mon 25 11:00 local \| 10:00 GMT	1st Test - England vs New Zealand Lord's, London England won by 124 runs
Fri 29 - Tue 02 11:00 local \| 10:00 GMT	2nd Test - England vs New Zealand Headingley, Leeds New Zealand won by 199 runs
Jun-2015
Tue 09 D/N 14:00 local \| 13:00 GMT	1st ODI - England vs New Zealand Edgbaston, Birmingham England won by 210 runs
Fri 12 D/N 13:00 local \| 12:00 GMT	2nd ODI - England vs New Zealand Kennington Oval, London New Zealand won by 13 runs (D/L method)
Sun 14 10:30 local \| 09:30 GMT	3rd ODI - England vs New Zealand The Rose Bowl, Southampton New Zealand won by 3 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)
Wed 17 D/N 14:00 local \| 13:00 GMT	4th ODI - England vs New Zealand Trent Bridge, Nottingham England won by 7 wickets (with 36 balls remaining)
Sat 20 10:30 local \| 09:30 GMT	5th ODI - England vs New Zealand Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street England won by 3 wickets (with 6 balls remaining) (D/L method)
Tue 23 D/N 18:30 local \| 17:30 GMT	Only T20I - England vs New Zealand Old Trafford, Manchester England won by 56 runs

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Scores	Upcoming	Results
South Africa vs India - 4th T20I 2nd T20I - Australia v Pakistan - November 16, 08:00 GMT 4th T20I - West Indies v England - November 16, 20:00 GMT 3rd T20I - West Indies v England at St. Lucia England won by 3 wickets (with 4 balls remaining) 1st T20I - Australia v Pakistan at Brisbane Australia won by 29 runs

New Zealand tour of England 2015 News

Root Inspire Win Against Kiwis in T20 [+]

England thrashed New Zealand by 56 runs in the one-off Twenty20 international at Old Trafford on Tuesday.

Bairstow Leads England to Series Win [+]

England chase down a target of 192 from 26 overs to beat New Zealand and win the decisive match of the one-day series.

Vince, Topley Earn Maiden T20 Call-up [+]

James Vince and Reece Topley were called up by England on Thursday for the one-off Twenty20 international against New Zealand at Old Trafford on June 23.

England Win With Record Chase [+]

England smash the record for their highest ever one-day run chase to beat New Zealand and level the series at 2-2.

Ton-up Taylor sets up New Zealand Win [+]

England suffered a 13- run Duckworth-Lewis defeat against New Zealand in the thrilling second One Day International (ODI) of the five-match series at Kennington Oval on Friday.

Buttler, Root Lead England Rout of NZ [+]

Jos Buttler and Joe Root thrashed brilliant centuries in England's highest one-day international score on the way to a 210-run rout of New Zealand in the first game of the series at Edgbaston on Tuesday.

Mascarenhas New NZ Bowling Coach [+]

Dimitri Mascarenhas replaces Shane Bond as New Zealand bowling coach on full-time basis.

Anderson, Broad and Bell Out of England ODI Squad [+]

England omitted pacemen James Anderson and Stuart Broad, as well as senior batsman Ian Bell, from their one-day squad announced Tuesday for their upcoming series with World Cup runner-up New Zealand.

Kiwis Thump England to Draw Series [+]

England slipped to a 199-run defeat on the final day of the second Test against New Zealand at Headingley to draw the series 1-1.

England Face Record Chase on Final Day [+]

Only 29 overs were possible on Day 4 of the 2nd Test match between England and New Zealand at Headingley because of gentle but persistent rain, leaving the match precariously poised as we head into the final day.