New Zealand vs England 3rd Test Predictions - England to secure 3-0 series win

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Last updated: 13 Dec 2024

Simon Lewis 13 Dec 2024

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England secured series lead with two Test wins.
Tom Blundell showed promise with 115 runs for New Zealand.
Harry Brook continues to impress with consistent performance.

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England secured series lead with two Test wins (Getty Images)

New Zealand vs England Predictions

New Zealand may have been confident coming into the series after winning in India, but they have been blown away in the first two games by England on home soil. I am backing England to whitewash the hosts.

New Zealand vs England Predictions
Head to Head
New Zealand Form
New Zealand Injuries & Team News
England Form
England Injuries & Team News

New Zealand have lost their last 2 Test matches.
New Zealand’s Tom Blundell scored 115 runs in his last Test innings.
England have secured the series by winning the first 2 Test matches.
England have won 6 of their last 7 Test matches against New Zealand.
England’s Harry Brook has scored 171, 123 & 55 runs in 3 of his last 4 Test innings.

Head to Head

England have already secured the series by winning the first two matches.

New Zealand Form

New Zealand will be disappointed with their performance over the opening two Tests after a magnificent series win in India. The hosts have already lost the series and only have pride to play for.

In the second Test, England scored 280 batting first, but the Black Caps could only respond with 125 all out. England then amassed a mammoth 427 in the second innings, leaving the hosts with a target of 583.

Tom Blundell found some form, scoring 115 runs in the second innings but the top order failed once again. New Zealand were all out for 259, losing by 323 runs.

New Zealand Injuries & Team News

This will be the final test of veteran Tim Southee’s career. Devon Conway could miss the Test for the birth of his child.

England Form

England secured the series with another dominant performance in the second Test. Batting first, Harry Brook’s 123 runs took England to a total of 280.

Gus Atkinson and Brydon Carse then took four wickets each as they dismissed New Zealand for 125 runs. In their second innings, England made the hosts pay, scoring 427 runs.

Ben Duckett scored 92, Jacob Bethell 96 and Joe Root 106 runs. Harry Brook’s form continued with a quick fire 55 runs. From there it was just a matter of time before England secured the victory.

New Zealand were all out for 259 as England secured the series win.