New Zealand beat England by one run in a thrilling second Test to become only the fourth team to win a follow-on match.
According to the AFP news agency, Neil Wagner's wicket played a decisive role in the victory of the match in Wellington, New Zealand, which he took by dismissing James Anderson when wicketkeeper Tom Blundell dived. Hoy held a memorable catch.
New Zealand struggled to keep England from reaching the target of 258 and managed to bundle out their all-out team for 256, with the series level at 1-1.
Bowler Neil Wagner, who dismissed four players for 62 runs, says, "This is a great achievement. Salute to all those who fought till the end."
He further said that the 'England team played well as usual which is to its credit but we also found a way to compete hard together.'
Although England captain Ben Stokes was disappointed with his loss, he is also happy with his role in this thrilling match.
"What happened in the game is what is characteristic of Test cricket. We also had the same emotions as the Kiwis, everyone played their role to the best of their ability."
This is the first time that New Zealand has won a follow-on victory England has done it twice against Australia in 1894 and 1981, while India faced a similar situation in 2001. I was defeated.
The situation of the test match between New Zealand and England seemed to change in the last two days and it was completely in the hands of New Zealand.
Earlier, England declared the innings for 435 runs with eight out, while dismissing the New Zealand team for 209 runs.
Former New Zealand captain Kane Williamson managed to bring his team back into the match when he scored 132 runs in the second innings to take the total to 489 with England needing 258 runs to win.
England started their innings on 48 runs with one man out on Tuesday morning and suffered early losses and had four wickets down by the time they reached just 27 runs. Took up to 168 runs.
England appeared to be walking away from victory when Root and Stokes' 121-run partnership collapsed and the England captain was caught.
The pressure on England increased when Root also returned to the pavilion off Wagner after scoring 95 runs and England still needed 57 runs to win.
England's Ben Fowkes was still trying to keep his team stable and he also dropped a catch for 35 runs.
However, they could not survive for long and Tim Sothei was caught for a one-off Wagner, after which the pair of James Anderson and Jack Leach was left with seven runs to win.
Anderson hit a boundary at that point which was followed by a decisive catch by Blundell off Wagner.
Blundell said after the match that everything went well and he was very happy.