Cricket (Oval Test): Matt Henry roared back to form and took 11 wickets as New Zealand thrashed England by 253 runs to level the series 1-1, with Henry’s 11-109 including a career-best 11-for-109 and a brutal five-wicket burst on the final day. England Captaincy: Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson are cleared to return for England’s third Test at Trent Bridge after written warnings following an ECB disciplinary process tied to a nightclub curfew breach. World Cup (All Whites): Former All White Tim Brown says New Zealand can make history by winning a World Cup match as the All Whites chase their first-ever tournament victory against Egypt after drawing Iran 2-2. World Cup (Group G): Group G is wide open after Belgium were held 0-0 by Iran, setting up Egypt vs New Zealand in Vancouver with both sides desperate for points. Hockey (Women’s Nations Cup): India beat New Zealand 2-0 in Auckland to win the FIH Women’s Nations Cup and secure a spot in next season’s Pro League, with Hockey India announcing ₹3 lakh cash rewards for players. Conservation (Public land): New polling for Forest & Bird shows 64% of voters oppose allowing the sale of public conservation land, including strong opposition across Auckland, Wellington and rural areas. Auckland (Cycling): Aucklanders are cycling in record numbers, with May seeing the highest cycling trips in a decade and year-on-year growth continuing. Crime (Auckland): Police have arrested a 26-year-old after an aggravated burglary in Weymouth, Auckland, where armed offenders forced entry and stole items.