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Anurag: The England second innings couldn’t have got off to a worse possible start as Matt Henry sent back both the openers which left Joe Root and his side in a precarious situation. Henry was at his menacing best, dismissing Zack Crawley just after tea on day 4, and at one stage, England were tottering at 30/3, still 55 runs behind the Kiwis. Joe Root and Ollie Pope offered some resistance, but it was a day that totally belonged to the New Zealand pace attack who took one wicket after the another and left England on the brink of an embarrassing series defeat as the hosts were dismissed for a mere total of 122, with a lead of just 37.

Anurag: New Zealand needed just 38 to seal the series, which they did in style. They lost Devon Conway and Will Young, but skipper Latham made sure that the visitors crossed the winning line with 8 wickets under their kitty.

Post match presentation coming in a while.

Matt Henry is declared as the player of the match for his figures of 6 for 114 in the game.

Matt Henry on that scintillating victory: What a way to finish the series. The crowd have been unbelievable, lot of Kiwi support as well. Incredible, they have come out in numbers and showed great energy. Just knowing how to go about your work and past experiences help. Wicket seemed a bit quicker and we knew it's gonna be a new ball wicket and we always wanted to put pressure and pick wickets in clusters. We had a strong squad for a long time and you just enjoy your role for the team, doesn't get much better than that.

England's Player of the series, chosen by New Zealand coach Gary Stead - Rory Burns: Very disappointing. Personally, nice to be back in the side and to bat with some good rhythm. They have constantly tested our defence and they bowled really well. I'm just trying to stay as level as I can. Have a little bit of time off now.

New Zealand's Player of the Series, chosen by England coach Chris Silverwood - Devon Conway: - I think very special feeling to win here in England. Pretty special feeling and will take some time to sink in. It's been a good challenge and very exciting for me. Learning from Tom helped. It's big step up and you are coming out against World class bowlers and it's about trusting your process and taking each ball as it comes. It's about trying to watch the ball and try and stay in the moment. Unfortunately I hit one straight down the throat in the second Test and I knew I got it well, probably got a little too ahead of myself and hit it too hard. Very excited for the WTC final.

Joe Root, England skipper: “More than anything, it’s what we can take from [that loss]. You can have bad sessions on occasion with the ball but you can’t have a session like that with the bat. More than anything it’s managing those scenarios: if we do lose a couple of quick wickets down, how are we going to get through to a break, or manage a bit of pressure for a 10-over period, calm things down again. Instead of looking at things too technically, we have to make sure we’re managing things mentally.”

Tom Latham, New Zealand skipper: Great to have that performance under the belt. A few changes, but the guys came in and did really well. Great for New Zealand cricket. For us it's about them playing the roles they were given. Matt Henry hasn't had a lot of opportunities and he was brilliant. For us it's about trying to keep it simple and play the way we've been playing over the last two years. We put some good numbers on the board. It's a great honor and nice to learn as a captain. Big challenge coming up in a week's time and the boys are looking forward to celebrate tonight. It's a special occasion for us. The atmosphere here is amazing.

So, that's all from the presentation ceremony. The series has ended and what a fascinating battle it was between two really good Test nations. That is also the end of our coverage for this Test series. As usual, it was a pleasure bringing you our views and coverage from this game. We have a PSL game coming up soon, so enjoy our coverage for that game. It's me, Anurag Dasgupta, signing off with my co-commentators, AryaSekhar Chakraborty and Akshay Bhide.