Victory was achieved with an hour left on day five when Lasith Embuldeniya edged a short delivery from Trent Boult to Kane Williamson at gully. read more

Sri Lanka vs New Zealand: Skipper Dimuth Karunaratne moved from his overnight 49 to score 65 and provided the only bit of resistance in the morning session, which saw 29.3 overs bowled. read more

Ish Sodhi, Mitchell Santner and Todd Astle have been added into the team to bolster the spin-bowling attack. read more

Sri Lanka vs New Zealand: The ball was eventually taken out of the and the action resumed after checking Boult’s condition. read more

New Zealand Cricket (NZC) announced a 15-member squad for the upcoming Test series against Sri Lanka, which marks the start of ICC World Test Championship for the Kiwis. read more

Boult, who claimed 17 wickets in the showpiece and was among the star performers for the runner-ups, landed back in the country amid questions on how the Black Caps are coping after losing their second successive World Cup final. read more

Trent Boult revealed that it was only when the equation came down to three runs off two balls, did the on-field umpires informed him that there will be a Super Over if scores are level in the ICC World Cup 2019 final. read more

After consultation with his colleagues, Kumar Dharmasena signalled six runs for the incident, meaning that England - who were staring down the barrel suddenly found hope read more

England vs New Zealand: It is perhaps appropriate that England are facing New Zealand in a final between two sides who have yet to win the World Cup. read more

England vs New Zealand: Both teams are well-equipped to end their respective trophy droughts and will be eying immortality when they come face to face at the Lord’s. read more

Stead opined that there is pressure on both the teams and it all comes down to which team handles it properly. read more

Smith’s commentary in particular was lauded by the fans as his emotions captured the imagination of the viewers. read more

Henry’s figures of three for 37 included the top-order scalps of Rohit Sharma, K L Rahul and Dinesh Karthik, earning him the Man-of-the-Match Award. read more

Chasing a modest target of 240, India’s top order was left reeling as Matt Henry and Boult reduced the world’s number one side to 24 for four. read more

Unable to cope with the pace bowling of Matt Henry and Trent Boult, India were reduced to 5-3, 24-4 and 92-6 before their Ravindra Jadeja-inspired late revival set up a tense finale that ultimately fell short. read more