ENG vs NZ | Edgbaston Day 4 - New Zealand bulldoze England to clinch historic Test series win

In a dream-esque build-up to the World Test Championship finale, the Black Caps swayed horrors of the past and shattered the England barrier with some ascendency, winning their first-ever Test series in the United Kingdom since 1999. It also marked New Zealand's first Test triumph at Edgbaston, after being nailed into the ground by the hosts in their first four attempts. New Zealand will cherish the victory for a long time as they became only the third team to win a Test series in England since 2010.

The historical triumph was headlined by the second-string Kiwi bowling attack that was missing Tim Southee and Kyle Jamieson. Matt Henry was one of the main protagonists as he was the differentiator between both sides and decimated the English top-order in both innings to end up with match figures of 6/114. As much disciplined as the New Zealand bowlers were, England batters continued putting up an awful show, as they put mud to a solid comeback from the English bowlers on day three and had failed to cash in on a relatively flat surface in the first innings as well.