Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

This is the first 50 partnership of the innings.

Broad and Stokes both signalled that they didn't hear a noise before that was reviewed.

insult to injury - De Grandhomme hits back-to-back boundaries, the first an excellent pull shot, the second a slightly ropey top edge over the keeper.

And that's the 50 partnership between De Grandhomme and Sodhi. Superb digging in.

No heat mark on the bat. No sound spike. Not out. And not a good review. England lose their last one.

This does not look out at all.

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

This was all on the basis of the two short leg fielders Stoneman and Stokes, who went up straight away. Bairstow and Broad weren't convinced.

If it's hit anything, it'll be gloves.

Broad goes round the wicket to Sodhi, who chases one down leg.

Bairstow goes up in appeal but given not out.

Broad doesn't seem too keen but Root is going to send it upstairs.

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

How costly is that drop from Stoneman at short cover looking, when De Grandhomme first came in?

It's a tidy return over by Leach, if slightly too full, as De Grandhomme comes forward and defends all six balls for a maiden.

There are 30 overs left in the day. Four wickets needed from 180 deliveries.

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

The Kiwis have long ago given up the chase for victory, so it's all about time spent at the crease. There have been too many short balls to the tail-enders - but I've said that all game, too many short balls full stop. If you're not going to hit the stumps with the new ball, the only way you can get out is caught.

Here is Jack Leach, replacing James Anderson.

Two wickets today for the debutant - can he grab another?

Roger Gawtrey: Ex-pat finalising bank presentations in Wellington, NZ. Absolutely not enjoying this frustrating stand by NZ.

Toby: Watching from Canada and could really do with a wrap up job from England as I've got to be up for work at 5am.

Broad squares Sodhi up but the Kiwi does enough to fend it down into off.

Sodhi flicks the next ball fine for four as Broad targets the pads.

A bouncer follows and Sodhi easily ducks under it.

Stuart Broad is coming back for another over for now.

Dougie: Back to work after the wettest Easter I can remember. C'mon England, put a spring in our step.

Jordan Elgott: Can we have a wicket please?

De Grandhomme works it off his toes to wide fine leg for a couple. Still no real swing for Anderson with this new ball.

How soon will England turn to spin?

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Broad's moving quite gingerly, I think he's going to pop off for an over.

They'll be enjoying this tussle all around New Zealand.

Paul Ketley: Following England v NZ in the USA while also watching World Cup Curling from Las Vegas on TV. Life in the fast lane? I think not...

Louise: We're in Berlin.

De Grandhomme picks up another single and Sodhi sees out the rest of the over.

De Grandhomme is still happy to take on the short ball, clattering a pull stroke to the fence to bring the 200 up for New Zealand.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

I wonder if England might be able to summon two or three overs out of Ben Stokes.

New Zealand can see the finishing line, even if it's very far in the distance. These two are doing a tremendous job for their side. You have the feeling it'll be an England victory, or nine down with bad light.

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