England can play on NZ memories of 2022 - Southee

England can play on NZ memories of 2022 - SoutheeTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Highlights: England strike late after New Zealand dominate day one of third TestByStephan ShemiltCricket Correspondent at Trent BridgePublished25 June 2026, 19:25 BST29 CommentsUpdated 56 minutes agoEngland can play on New Zealand memories of a remarkable Test at Trent Bridge in 2022 to turn around their series decider in Nottingham, according to assistant coach Tim Southee.Four years ago, England's Bazball style was born in a remarkable run-chase against a New Zealand side including Southee. The home side won despite conceding 553 in the first innings.This time, England lost a crucial toss and toiled while visiting openers Tom Latham and Devon Conway added 317.But England hit back with four wickets late on the opening day to leave New Zealand 361-4."When you have guys who played in those games, there will probably be a few guys in the New Zealand changing room with that in the back of their mind," said Southee."It's always there in the memory bank, so we'll see how it unfolds."On New Zealand's previous visit to Nottingham, Jonny Bairstow's astonishing century led England to victory in the second Test after Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum united as captain and coach.Bairstow's 136 from only 92 balls engineered a thrilling win in an electric atmosphere created by a final-day crowd that took advantage of free entry to Trent Bridge.At one stage, New Zealand were 405-4 in their first innings. After the Kiwis were bowled out for 553, England responded with 539. New Zealand's total is the highest made by a team in the first innings to lose a Test in England."It's memories," said former New Zealand seamer Southee. "You turn up here, it's the first time they have played here since then. It's something you don't tend to forget too...