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England have looked really impressive in their Test match series against New Zealand. England beat New Zealand by 323 runs to win the second Test and series, which was somewhat surprising after a disappointing defeat against Pakistan in their last outing.

New Zealand were coming off a 3-0 win against India, so expectations were high for the home side. The Black Caps might have lost the series, but they can still end on a high.

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When is New Zealand vs. England (3rd Test)?

The 3rd Test between New Zealand and England takes place from Dec. 14 to Dec. 18(in New Zealand). This Test match takes place at Seddon Park.

The final Test match in this series is available to live stream for free.

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How to watch New Zealand vs. England for free

New Zealand vs. England (3rd Test) is available to live stream for free on TVNZ+ in New Zealand.

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