NZ close day three on 394-6, leading by 41 runs
Watling hits superb unbeaten 119, Santner 31 not out
England only take two wickets all day
Nicholls falls lbw to Root for 41 and Sibley takes stunning catch to remove De Grandhomme for 65
Watling & De Grandhomme put on 119 for sixth wicket
Watling dropped on 31 by Stokes
Jack Leach has struggled to get into a consistent length in this innings as he drops short and BJ Watling rocks back and cuts to deep point for a single.
It's interesting how none of the last 101 wickets taken by New Zealand in their home country have fallen to spin - the last one being when England last toured in early 2018 - but England have taken two wickets with spin in this innings.
They've just shown more replays of that drop by Ben Stokes.
He'll be really disappointed he's shelled that. It's definitely a catch he should have taken.
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A maiden from Joe Root. He got through that over in next to no time. If it carries on like that England may just sneak an over or two with the new ball before lunch.
Joe Root will continue for England.
With Colin de Grandhomme in anything could happen with two spinners on.
That's another lovely shot from BJ Watling. He gets down low and sweeps for another boundary. He's up to 36 now.
Jack Leach straightens up after that and Watling blocks out the rest of the over.
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Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
I still think I'd rather be in England's shoes because New Zealand have to bat last and I'm not sure what the pitch will be doing by then.
Steven Finn
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
The match still feels evenly poised.
An eventful first over from Joe Root with the boundary, drop and wicket.
Hawkeye shows that Nicholls delivery would have cannoned into leg stump. A crucial wicket for England.
Steven Finn
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
The significance is the drift from Joe Root. The ball came in on the angle and there was no spin. Nicholls was playing for the spin.
A massive wicket for England.
Nicholls lbw b Root 41 (NZ 197-5)
Big breakthrough!
It's nothing special from Joe Root, it just slides on with the arm but Henry Nicholls just misreads the line and is trapped infront.
Joe Root really does have a golden arm doesn't he?
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
I can't believe I have seen that. You would expect Stokes to catch that 10 times out of 10.
Oh Ben Stokes! He would catch this 99 times out of 100.
BJ Watling presses forward and Joe Root induces the outside edge. It really should be caught by Stokes at slip, it's at knee height as he crouches but it pops out.
Big chance gone for England.
That's dross from the the England captain first up as BJ Watling crunches a cut shot to the boundary.
With 10 overs until the new ball, Joe Root has turned to himself.
A misfield from Jofra Archer allows Henry Nicholls to get through for a couple.
Archer doesn't look at the races at all.
Steven Finn
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I am amazed by that. Live, on the first viewing, it looked like at the very least it would be umpire's call.
A good review from Henry Nicholls as it hits him just outside the line of off stump.
That did keep very low though. That will encourage England.
Steven Finn
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It is pretty plumb I would say.