Match drawn - NZ win series 1-0
Broad takes wickets with first two balls of day five
Jack Leach takes his first Test wickets
NZ needed theoretical 382 to win
De Grandhomme 14, Latham 83
That's a better drive from Colin de Grandhomme, getting to the pitch of the ball and walloping it to the boundary for four.
There's a brief appeal for lbw - "pitched outside?" Root asks umpire Oxenford as he wanders back to his mark - before he gets another one to turn into De Grandhomme's knee. Decent over from the captain!
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
If that is a leg bye, you've got to appeal and possibly review. Although it was probably missing on height after all that.
Hello! Turn and bounce for Joe Root from his first delivery.
The ball sneaks between bat and pad and it's only the extra bounce that helps the ball avoid the stumps and spin off for a couple of byes.
Drinks done, and Joe Root is replacing Jack Leach, which I assume means Leach is going to come on for Wood at the other end.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
England will want to pick up another with the old ball and then hope the new one can get the last four wickets.
55 overs remaining
Mark Wood, into his fifth over, forces Tom Latham to duck and weave his way through a short ball barrage.
A maiden - and time for some drinks.
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Image source, TwitterLeach 15-3-48-1
A yelp from keeper and bowler as Colin de Grandhomme pads up, but there's no interest from Bruce Oxenford.
An entertaining over from Jack Leach, there.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
It's very loose again from De Grandhomme. It would be good to see Leach tease him here. He's carving at everything outside off.
On the drive goes Colin de Grandhomme once again, but there's turn out of the rough for Jack Leach and a thick outside edge dribbles past slip.
And again! Another big drive but it drops into a vacant gully. Joe Root immediately sticks Mark Stoneman in there.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
I'm a bit worried. Jeremy Coney is feeling a bit poorly and I gave him a sizeable portion of that whitebait sandwich.
Latham 83, De Grandhomme 8
Round the wicket comes Mark Wood to Tom Latham.
He mixes up his lengths nicely, short then full and at the toes, but Latham defends nicely. A maiden.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It did go in the air. Is it a drop? Yes, that's a definite drop. He didn't get his hands underneath it and the ball burst through his fingers.
NZ 154-5
Good field, this for Jack Leach. There's a couple of catchers in place square of the wicket.
And it almost pays off! Colin de Grandhomme can't resist a big yahoo of a drive and the ball lands just millimetres in front of the diving fielder at point. The fielder got fingertips to it but the ball was going low to him.
That's a bit daft from De Grandhomme.
Jack Leach is back into the attack.
Image source, TwitterColin de Grandhomme is going to go after the short ball, as he swivels and pulls Mark Wood into the deep for a single.
A little tuck off the pads from Tom Latham adds another couple to the total, before Wood jags one over his off stump.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That was very nicely played by Latham. Anderson invited him to drive and he took up the invitation.
Latham 81, De Grandhomme 5
That's lovely from Tom Latham, taking a half-volley from James Anderson and driving it through the off side for four.
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Tony: Why haven't we beat New Zealand yet? Why am I still awake?!
Bec: Listening here in Oz where it’s wet. Enjoying the coverage as always.