Ross Taylor - 'The photo of me, Kane coming off speaks louder than words'
The New Zealand batter on sealing the WTC title with Williamson and fending off retirement talks
18/06Result
Final, ICC World Test Championship at Southampton, Jun 18-23 2021
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![India]( "India")
217 & 170 -
![New Zealand]( "New Zealand")
249 & 140/2 (45.5 ov)
Player of the Match
18/06Result
Final, ICC World Test Championship at Southampton, Jun 18-23 2021
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![India]( "India")
217 & 170 -
![New Zealand]( "New Zealand")
249 & 140/2 (45.5 ov)
Player of the Match
Kyle Jamieson - 'I wasn't a nervous wreck but it was hard to watch'
The New Zealand bowler also opens up on his relationship with Virat Kohli and more
Virat Kohli - 'We don't want Rishabh Pant to lose his positivity or optimism'
India's captain has backed the methods the young keeper has adopted while batting
Williamson: 'A lot of heart that allowed us to stay in the game for long periods'
New Zealand captain also talks about the "special feeling" of being there in the end with Ross Taylor
Virat Kohli: I'm not in absolute agreement of having one WTC final
India captain says his batters need to put more pressure on the opposition bowlers going forward
Match Coverage
All Match NewsNew Zealand to celebrate WTC victory with week-long, nationwide tour
"I guess it's a great way to give back to the fans that've supported us," Tim Southee says
Move over WTC, the World Bad Behaviour Championship has a winner
The WTC mace may have gone to the deserving victors, but only one man was really competing for the other crown
Ross Taylor: WTC win 'makes up for the heartbreak of 2019'
The New Zealand batter says he has no no plans of retiring, and that he "still want(s) to learn and still get better"
Is Keshav Maharaj only the second South African bowler to take a Test hat-trick?
Also: which other team has won a Test with their two leading run scorers at the crease like New Zealand did?
NZ bowling coach on Southee's newest variation that bamboozled Rohit Sharma
Jurgensen reveals Southee's unusual inswinger was developed at a camp in Lincoln just before the England tour
