England's ODI World Cup qualification hopes have hit a severe roadblock after their humiliating 3-0 ODI series defeat against New Zealand.

Coach Brendon McCullum believes England's batting struggles in the 3-0 one-day international series loss to New Zealand were format-specific and will have little bearing on the Ashes. One century from Harry Brook aside,

Head coach Brendon McCullum says England's ODI series defeat by New Zealand will not have any bearing on the Ashes. England lost 3-0 to the Black Caps, with their batting coming under scrutiny. White-ball captain Harry Brook scored England's only century and led the way with 175 runs but Ben Duckett,

England’s top order misfires again as New Zealand wrap up series clean sweep - The tourists were beaten by two wickets in Wellington.

Sophie Devine bid adieu to ODIs in a losing cause as England beat New Zealand by eight wickets in their final league game at the Women’s Cricket World Cup.

84 Runs scored by England's top four across the three ODIs in New Zealand - the fewest by any team's top four in a men's ODI series or tournament where they batted at least three times. The previous lowest was 89 by Bangladesh in the 1988 Asia Cup.

England's Jamie Overton stunned everyone at Sun Stadium in New Zealand by hitting a six which created hole in the boundary wall. On the final ball of the 26th over, Tickner banged one short delivery,

Jofra Archer shone on his international return, but another feeble batting display condemned England to a sixth ODI series defeat in their last seven.