"Come on buddy," chirps Jos Buttler in the direction of bowler Moeen Ali. Moeen responds with another tight over, even if he did get away with a wide final ball a little.

We are going to see a change in the next over. Here comes Ben Stokes...

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

If Martin Guptill bats another 15 to 20 overs, he can make up his strike rate. If he gets out, this approach actually puts more pressure on the men coming in.

Another poor one from Rashid but this time Latham misses out. He picks out the one fielder in the leg side and can only take a single. That was Rashid's sixth over. Maybe a change next up.

My bad, my bad. Sorry Adil.

Just as I say there's no sign of a boundary, Rashid bowls a half-tracker that is duly smashed to the square leg fence.

Remarkably, 122 balls into this innings, that's the first boundary by someone other than Martin Guptill.

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

England have done very well in the first 20 overs - they've bowled very straight and fielded superbly.

Here's Moeen Ali for the first time but there's no change in the pattern of play. Only singles served up and not a hint of a boundary or even a two. I know the Black Caps are rebuilding here but they're going to need something huge at the back end to post a total that will challenge England from here.

As Swanny says that's been a theme of this innings. There's no spin but Adil Rashid is able to keep on bowling dot balls. There are four of them in this over and he's managed 23 dots in five overs so far. He's gone for 10 runs overall so far. Outstanding.

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Guptill has scored most of his runs in boundaries so far and is really struggling to work the singles away.

As ever Tom Curran is mixing it up. A full delivery to Latham allows the left hander to get off nought and then he bangs a bouncer in at Martin Guptill but it's called a wide. Just the two from the over. It's another quiet one.

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Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

That's another good over from Rashid, despite the boundary. Though I don't think he'll mind that stroke from Guptill too much.

Watchful, watchful, watchful, aggression.

Martin Guptill collects another four and he's done it on exactly the right delivery. With Rashid on target he blocks out the first four balls but with a hint of width he cuts and cuts fine. It beats third man and runs quickly down for four.

Good batting and to be fair pretty good bowling apart from that delivery.

Martin Guptill steals the strike with a nudge into the off side on the final ball of Curran's over. He's looking strong now against the seamers but not so much against Rashid. Guptill will be facing England's leg spinner next.

Less of that, Tom.

England have been so good in line so far but Tom Curran drifts badly onto Martin Guptill's pads and he collects the simplest of boundaries.

New Zealand's hopes largely depend on Guptill here.

Jeremy Coney
Ex-New Zealand captain on Test Match Special

It's good to see that England have clearly said to themselves that they needed to raise their standards in the field from the first match.

Looking at the replays of that wicket, you could see Ross Taylor thought he had beaten David Willey with his cut shot. He was off down the pitch as soon as the ball left the bat.

Tom Latham, who scored 79 in the last match, is the new man. New Zealand are in a spot of bother here.

Jeremy Coney
Ex-New Zealand captain on Test Match Special

That is out. And it's a big wicket too.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

This is world class by David Willey.

What was I saying about the fielding?! Brilliant from David Willey at backward point. England think they have Taylor run out. Taylor agrees. He's already on his way off. The umpires are having a look.