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Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Did he hit it? My initial reaction was that he did, but it may have been bat clipping pad.
Summary
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
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England reviewpublished at 42.3 overs
Leach gets one to bite into the pads of Latham.
A huge appeal from the spinner but not given.
Joe Root sends it upstairs.
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Dr Stephen Fawcett: "Well this is exciting." Not the cricket, the prospect of a whitebait sandwich, of course.
Brooke Jenner: Two Kiwis in the BBC cricket commentary box with six ecstatic Brits... very dangerous place to be.
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Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statisticianThe fourth ball of that over took James Anderson to 5,000 overs in Test cricket.
Just four other bowlers have done that: Murali, Shane Warne, Anil Kumble and Courtney Walsh.
Image source, Getty ImagesNZ 105-4published at 42 overs
Latham 53, Watling 8
Five dots for Anderson before he strays onto the pads and Watling clips it crisply through mid-wicket for four. Lovely timing.
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Jack Lockyer: Leach appears to get genuine revs and spin. Looks like taking wickets. The question is, why didn’t he play in the Ashes?
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Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialLeach bowls a quite a good pace now. He's quickened up throughout his career. It's a good line, and Latham just misread the length.
NZ 101-4published at 00:49 British Summer Time 3 April 2018
Is that a chance? Latham deflects it just past Stoneman at short leg, little hope of catching that one though and it runs away for a single to bring the 100 up.
Yeesh. Leach gets Latham prodding at a full delivery, with the ball whistling past the outside edge.
Good stuff from the Somerset man.
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Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialThis might be why Masterchef doesn't work quite so well on the radio!
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Here's what Aggers and Vic are tucking in to in the commentary box...
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Image source, Test Match SpecialNZ 99-4published at 40 overs
Target 382
Watling picks up a couple off Anderson, clipping into leg.
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Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialIt's delicious!
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match SpecialWe've been brought a whitebait sandwich and Victor has dug into it before me.
NZ 97-4published at 39 overs
New man BJ Watling gets off the mark with a single, tapping into mid-wicket.
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Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statisticianTom Latham's half-century came up from 124 balls, with seven fours. It's his 15th fifty in Tests.
50 for Lathampublished at 38.4 overs
Tom Latham sweetly sweep Jack Leach to the fence to bring up his fifty.
An impressive knock so far in very trying circumstances. How long can the opener keep it up?
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Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialWell! It's the virtue of bowling full again. It's almost a half volley, but a half-volley that's moving a fraction, against tense batsmen, can work just as well. This is more than England could have hoped for. That brilliant start has made such a different.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match SpecialThat's a poor shot from Nicholls, who had played pretty well until then.
WICKETpublished at 37.5 overs
Nicholls c Cook b Anderson 13 (NZ 91-4)
And the bowling change works!
James Anderson pitches it up, tempting Henry Nicholls into the drive and the Kiwi edges it to Alastair Cook, who makes no mistake with Test catch number 159.
An England victory now the most likely outcome?
They'll get a break for their efforts as that wicket is the cue for drinks.
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Jeremy Coney
Ex-New Zealand captain on Test Match SpecialNo Mark Wood yet, I'm not sure whether it's his kind of pitch. But Leach is the man at the moment - he's got to probe away surgically.