Rain ends play - Latham 101*
Latham dropped by Stokes on 66
Latham & Taylor add 114 from 39-2
Taylor 53, Raval 5, Williamson 4
Woakes 2-41; Root three catches
Crawley makes England Test debut
Buttler injured; Pope keeps wicket
Second Test, Hamilton; Eng won toss
NZ lead 1-0 in two-Test series
Right, it's time for us to get some shut eye. We'll be back at the earlier time of 21:15 GMT on Friday night, with play due to start at 21:30, weather permitting.
You can read Amy Lofthouse's report from day one over here.
You can see the scorecard here.
While the latest Test Match Special podcast will be available to download in the next few hours over here.
See you later.
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Australia have lost Joe Burns early as they bat first in the second Test against Pakistan in Adelaide. You can listen to ABC Grandstand commentary from day one of the pink ball Test over here.
Day three of the Afghanistan v West Indies Test is also under way in Lucknow. Afghanistan have just been bowled out in their second innings and have set WI just 31 to win. You can follow that with our live scorecard here.
Image source, AFPEngland will look back at a few key moments throughout the day.
Tom Latham, on 49, and Ross Taylor, on 25, were both given out before successfully reviewing. The Taylor decision caused debate with umpire Bruce Oxenford adamant he saw a mark on HotSpot but none of the TMS commentators were convinced while Stuart Broad was fuming.
England were also the architects of their own downfall as Ben Stokes dropped Latham on 66. Stokes was diving slightly to his left, but it was a catch you'd expect him to take and like in the first Test, when BJ Watling went on to make a double century, Latham punished Stokes by moving to his 11th Test century.
Here are the bowling figures from the 54.3 overs so far. Good returns from Chris Woakes while Sam Curran struggled with his line today.
Stuart Broad: 1-33 from 14 overs
Jofra Archer: 0-31 from 13.3 overs
Chris Woakes: 2-41 from 14 overs
Sam Curran: 0-38 from nine overs
Joe Root: 0-11 from two overs
Ben Stokes: 0-14 from two overs
So, New Zealand close on 173-3 with Tom Latham unbeaten on 101 and Henry Nicholls on five.
After winning the toss and electing to field first, Joe Root will be disappointed England haven't made more inroads during the 54.3 overs that were possible today, I imagine.
The TV coverage has literally just shown the umpires Handunnettige Dharmasena and Paul Wilson walk out to the middle, have a 20-second conversation at most with the head groundsman and then walk back off.
Shortest inspection in history?
As we expected, the umpires have called stumps for the day.
That means we'll start at 21:30 GMT for the rest of the Test in an attempt to recover the overs lost today.
This could be to call stumps for the day.
Here's the latest on Ben Stokes' fitness while we wait for news from Seddon Park.
The all-rounder has only bowled two overs so far in the innings and was clearly in pain with his left knee during that short spell.
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Adam Mountford
BBC Test Match Special
The rain is much lighter now in Hamilton with some brighter sky in the distance. But the covers are still on. It is touch and go if we’ll get more play tonight.
Image source, BBC SportThere are huge puddles on the covers now and it's still coming down.
I'd be very surprised if we saw any more play today. That's likely to mean we'll start at the earlier time of 21:30 GMT for the rest of the Test too.
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Play has got under way, after a brief delay, in Adelaide. David Warner and Joe Burns are in the middle for Australia as they look to wrap a 2-0 series win against Pakistan.
You can listen to ABC Grandstand commentary via 5 Live Sports Extra using the audio icon at the top of this page.
Image source, AFPHaving said that, I can't see any groundsmen on the outfield mopping up at the moment, which if the umpires were inspecting in 25 minutes you think they would be.
It's quite possible the inspection is to call stumps for the day.
Well, this sounds a bit more promising...
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Ah, the fourth umpire is walking off so we look set for a lengthy delay.
TMS are going to head over to Adelaide where Australia have won the toss and chose to bat first in the second Test against Pakistan. Play starts at 03:30 GMT.
We'll keep you updated with what's going on at Seddon Park as and when we know more.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
It is not hosing down but there are some spots on the glass of our window.
The rain looks its starting to get a fair bit heavier now as the groundstaff hurry on with more covers to protect the square.
Image source, ReutersThe TV cameras have just cut to a couple tucking into an ice cream while wearing a poncho to cover themselves from the rain.
Only at the cricket, eh?
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
The groundstaff are coming on very quickly.