Has Chris Woakes got the big wicket for England?

Kane Williamson looks to be trapped in front and the umpire raises his finger.

Reviewed. This is a big moment...

Shoaib Bashir continues and it is a very tidy over after drinks, just a single from it.

The England off-spinner varied his pace nicely there to keep the New Zealand pair on their toes.

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Thanks, Tim.

With an hour and 10 minutes left in the day, England remain on top in this Test but they are being held up by this unbroken 67-run stand between Kane Williamson and Daryl Mitchell.

New Zealand certainly aren't out of it but with this pitch looking increasing good to bat on, they will need to keeping batting for a long while yet to put England under pressure.

England get the chance to take on board so much-needed refreshment after being blunted by Kane Williamson and Daryl Mitchell.

I'm going to do likewise and pass the controls to Sam Drury.

Ashwanth R Kavuluri
Cricviz analyst

In 12 innings, Williamson and Mitchell average 65.7 while batting together.

'Catch!' is the shout from Chris Woakes after Kane Williamson dabs at one outside of off stump but it just goes wide of the fielder at gully and races away for four.

A couple of ball later and Williamson decisively opens the face and runs it down through the vacant third region for another four.

Woakes puffs his cheeks and responds by changing the angle, bowling wider of the crease.

Jacob Bethell has been signing autographs for his class-mates between overs.

Joking!

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Shoaib Bashir is briskly through an over, with just a single off Kane Williamson's bat from it. New Zealand closing in on parity.

Daryl Mitchell elegantly holds the pose as he crisply dispatches Gus Atkinson through the covers for four. He's got half an eye on a half-century as well,

This partnership worth 57 runs now.

Ashwanth R Kavuluri
Cricviz analyst

This is the 37th Test fifty for Kane Williamson and sixth against England. He also has 32 Test hundreds.

Fifty for Williamsonpublished at 31.1 overs

31.1 overs

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Kane Williamson brings up a half-century off 74 balls with a trademark back-foot push through the covers off Gus Atkinson for three.

The New Zealand great looks in good nick.

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Daryl Mitchell shows some positive intent to Shoaib Bashir, skipping down the pitch and hoicking the England spinner across the line for four.

Bashir responds with a beauty which beats the outside edge of Mitchell only to then see the Kiwi batter reverse sweep the final ball of his over for four.

A profitable over for the Black Caps.

Well, Kathryn, had you been on holiday in Fiji 40 years ago you'd have caught England in action there. They stopped off before their tour of New Zealand in 1983-84.

A full England side, featuring Gatting, Botham et al - played two games against a Fiji Cricket Association President's XI in Lautoka and Suva.

England won both games, but were given a fright in the second match as they won by just 18 runs.

An unthreatening over from Shoaib Bashir with a couple of freebies offered up to Kane Williamson but he is unable to punish the England spinner - and duly chunters to himself in frustration.

New Zealand have passed three figures.