The Black Caps are heading back to play a test at Lord's for the second straight year as part of a three test series next June.
The Black Caps, who are the reigning test world champions, will return having won a two-match series in England 1-0 this year and kick off England's home international schedule at Lord's between June 2-6, before matches at Trent Bridge and Headingley.
It was a six year wait for the Black Caps to play a test at the home of cricket this June which resulted in a draw, most remembered for the remarkable double century on debut for New Zealand opener Devon Conway.
New Zealand have only won one test at Lord's in 18 matches - a victory in 1999. They went close in June setting the hosts 273 to win but England batted for the draw before New Zealand took out the series with a victory in Birmingham.
It will be New Zealand's first test at Trent Bridge since 2008 with their only win at the Nottingham ground coming in 1986.
