New Zealand secured a nail-biting four-wicket victory to clinch the T20 series against Sri Lanka, with Tim Seifert once again emerging as the match-winner for the second consecutive game.

Sri Lanka beat New Zealand by a Superover, in a thrilling 1st T20I, at Eden Park, Auckland, today.

Despite Pathum Nissanka's top score of 57, Sri Lanka could only manage a total of 157 all out in the third one-day international against New Zealand, resulting in a 6-wicket victory for the latter.

The 2nd ODI between New Zealand and Sri Lanka was abandoned without a ball bowled. The teams now move to Hamilton for the 3rd ANZ ODI on Friday 31st March.

Although Chamika Karunaratne claimed four wickets, in a career-best bowling display, Sri Lanka were crushed by New Zealand by 198 runs, as New Zealand's Henry Shipley took 5-31, in the 1st ODI, in Auckland, on Saturday.

New Zealand claimed victory against Sri Lanka by an innings and 58 runs on Monday, securing a 2-0 Test series whitewash despite a late fightback from the visitors.

Sri Lanka face a mountainous task to avoid an innings defeat, in the second Test against New Zealand, after collapsing for 164 in their first innings on Sunday and being forced to follow-on. Sri Lanka reached 113/2 at the close and were trailing by 303 runs.

Aggressive double centuries for Kane Williamson and Henry Nicholls powered New Zealand's dominance in the second Test against Sri Lanka in Wellington on Saturday.

Devon Conway's blistering 78 helped hosts New Zealand race to 155-2 against Sri Lanka at the end of a rain-delayed opening day of the second Test on Friday in Wellington.

Captain Dimuth Karunaratne says Sri Lanka will use their agonising last-gasp defeat to New Zealand as motivation when the second Test starts on Friday in Wellington.