New Zealand v England: tourists' travelling Test record 1954-55 New Zealand 0 England 2 (two Tests): Frank Tyson inspired England to a triumphant win in Australia and he - and they - maintained their form across the Tasman Sea. The hosts were bundled out for the lowest total in Tests, 26, at Auckland. 1958-59 New Zealand 0 England 1 (two Tests): England found solace in New Zealand after a frustrating tour of Australia, where they had faced the hosts" "chuckers" and "draggers." Ted Dexter's first of his nine Test centuries, 141, set England up at Christchurch, where Tony Lock spun New Zealand to an innings defeat. 1962-63 New Zealand 0 England 3 (three Tests): That winter the amateur/professional ranks had been as sharply drawn as ever under the divisive management of the Duke of Norfolk. The trip, after a drawn Ashes series did not prove taxing for England, however, the hosts" lack of first-class cricket being cited as a factor. Fred Trueman overtook Brian Statham's Test record of 242 Test wickets. Fred Trueman overtook Brian Statham's Test record of 242 Test wickets 1965-66 New Zealand 0 England 0 (three Tests): With the England party jaded after a draining 1-1 draw in Australia, three draws did little to raise spirits. At least England could fly back by jet aircraft for the first time. 1970-71 New Zealand 0 England 1 (two Tests): Ray Illingworth's men arrived fresh from a famous Ashes triumph after confounding the critics who had labelled them "Dad's Army." Derek Underwood took 12 wickets to seal their win at Christchurch. 1974-75 New Zealand 0 England 1 (two Tests) Battered by Jeff Thomson and Dennis Lillee, Mike Denness's men admitted they were lucky to be alive as they flew to New Zealand. England's win in the first Test is remembered for when Ewen Chatfield was hit on his temple by a bouncer from Peter Lever. "I honestly thought I'd killed him," said Lever. Chatfield fractured his skull but survived. 1977-78 New Zealand 1 England 1 (three Tests): This will always be remembered for captain Geoff Boycott being run out by Ian Botham. New Zealand beat them for the first time at Wellington and England needed quick runs at Christchurch. What have you done? Boycott asked. Botham replied: "I've run you out, you ----." Willis and Botham then went through the Kiwis to level the series. 1983-84 New Zealand 1 England 0 (three Tests): England's most miserable winter? They suffered a series defeat in New Zealand for the first time and a newspaper accused members of Bob Willis's squad of smoking pot, although the team were cleared. New Zealand hammered England inside 12 hours at Christchurch in the second Test, Richard Hadlee scoring 99 and taking eight wickets as the tourists totalled 82 and 93. 1987-88 New Zealand 0 England 0 (three Tests): England were hoping for a trouble-free tour after Mike Gatting's spat with Shakoor Rana, but Graham Dilley's expletive-laden outburst at Christchurch put paid to that. The cricket was less exciting. Graham Dilley's colourful language brightened up a dull series 1991-92 New Zealand 0 England 2 (three Tests): Alec Stewart scored 148 and Phil Tufnell took 11 wickets in an innings win at Christchurch, and captain Gooch's 114 took England to victory at Auckland. The draw at Wellington is recalled for David Lawrence's horrific knee injury. 1996-97 New Zealand 0 England 2 (three Tests): After a dismal tour to Zimbabwe, the pressure eased on Michael Atherton's captaincy thanks to wins at Wellington and Christchurch. Danny Morrison, who faced 133 balls for an unbeaten 14, denied them in the first Test. Michael Atherton was relieved to win following the tour to Zimbabwe 2001-02 New Zealand 1 England 1 (three Tests) The series was clouded by the news during the second Test that Ben Hollioake had been killed in Australia. England held on to win the first Test at Christchurch's Jade Stadium despite Nathan Astle's 222 from 168 balls. The use of floodlights at Eden Park ensured the hosts" batsmen had enough time to level the series in the finale. Nathan Astle celebrates his double century 2007-08 New Zealand 1 England 2 (three Tests): New Zealand achieved their eighth Test win over England, as the tourists played a Test at Hamilton for the first time. England levelled at Wellington. There was no fairytale ending for Stephen Fleming in his 111th and final Test at Napier, England coming from behind to win a three-Test series for the third time, Andrew Strauss making a career-resurrecting 177. Stephen Fleming ended his Test career in defeat