That's a lot of seam movement from Woakes as a ball hoops away from Latham.

He's bowling to an aggressive field, with three slips, a short mid-wicket and a silly mid-off all in place.

Kieran Parmley
Cricviz analyst

Chris Woakes' struggles overseas are well-documented. His current returns of 2-10 are already his best figures in the fourth innings of an away Test. His previous bests were:

• 1-6 vs India, Rajkot 2016
• 1-16 vs India, Mohali 2015
• 1-25 vs South Africa, Durban 2015
• 1-47 vs South Africa, Johannesburg 2020

Across any innings, here are his best figures in away Tests:

• 4-36 vs Australia, Adelaide 2017
• 3-30 vs Bangladesh, Mirpur 2016
• 3-59 vs West Indies, St George's 2022
• 3-59 vs New Zealand, Christchurch 2024
• 2-38 vs South Africa, Johannesburg, 2020

Rachin Ravindra in at number four for New Zealand, but he starts at the non-striker's end.

He watches Latham clip Atkinson's first ball for four through mid-on, before the England seamer finds good carry to beat the bat of New Zealand's captain.

After Latham takes a single, Atkinson does the same to Ravindra with the final ball of the over.

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Williamson takes three, pushing Atkinson firmly down to the long-off boundary.

In other news, I've just eaten four of my five remaining chocolate mini-rolls in the space of about five minutes, so England really better wrap this win up quickly.

Kieran Parmley
Cricviz analyst

England's quicks have bowled 96% of their deliveries to left-handers from round the wicket in this Test match. That is their highest rate in a Test since such data began in 2006.

One from this over as well, as Latham again finds a run at square leg.

Woakes then sends down five dot balls to Kane Williamson.

Atkinson's second over goes for considerably less than his first - just a single conceded as Latham chops the ball into the square leg region.

Michael Bell: I can’t believe what I’m reading on BBC Cricket. Complaining about a declaration when 583 in front. Calling it arrogance. Highest ever second innings chase is 418. Must be some secret Aussies infiltrating the chat.

It wasn't just Joe Root who celebrated his century... Ben Stokes did this at the other end too.

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Kane Williamson arrives at the crease with a monumental job on his hands.

He takes a single from his first delivery, bringing Tom Latham back on strike and the New Zealand skipper lashes Woakes for four through third.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket reporter in Wellington

Harry Brook has a sore ankle and is off the field as a precaution.

Kieran Parmley
Cricviz analyst

Prior to that dismissal, Chris Woakes has only taken one wicket inside the first 10 overs across the series thus far.

His average length of 6.7 metres in this phase is the fullest he's bowled in any series, correlating with his highest rate of hitting the stumps (13%) - he's really pushing it up there.