Conway 136* on debut, Nicholls 46*
Conway & Nicholls rally from 114-3
Two wickets for Robinson on debut
Latham 23, Taylor 14, Williamson 13
Keeper Bracey makes England debut
England pick four seamers; no spinner
First Test, Lord's, day one; NZ won toss
Right, that's us done for the day.
Highlights are just starting on BBC Two and you can catch them on iPlayer, too.
Stephan Shemilt's report of an absorbing opening day's play is here.
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New Zealand centurion Devon Conway, speaking to Sky Sports: "Very good feeling. I'll have some time to let that settle in but naturally as a player the job's not done. But I'm very happy.
"I had a conversation with Kane about what it's like to be on that honours board and the guys are all very happy for me."
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
Three wickets down on the first day of a Test match, even with the wicket set fair, when you haven't played for five months and are against two experienced opponents in Broad and Anderson in particular, you know it is going to be a battle.
Because New Zealand haven't scored quickly there is a chance England can come back tomorrow. New Zealand still have some work to do but which shed would you rather be in tonight? New Zealand's, I think.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Jack Leach is a spinner that is developing nicely. I would have gone with him. In seaming conditions you might need four seamers. In conditions like this you need a varied attack.
Has it cost them?
I don't think Jack Leach would have ripped through New Zealand today.
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Can't help but feel England hugely disrespect Jack Leach. Averages under 30, the same as Swann. It seems any marginal decision sees him as the man dropped. Harsh.
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Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
New Zealand are a class team. You don't see this type of score very often in modern day Test cricket. When New Zealand beat England in New Zealand they just ground England down. That is what they will play this week.
They are in it for the long game. This looks like a pitch that is made to last five days.
James Anderson continued his dominance over Kane Williamson too, as he dismissed the prolific New Zealand captain for the seventh time in Tests.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
For the majority of the day England were good. It is a good pitch to bat on. I was surprised Jack Leach didn't play. I think you need a balanced attack with a frontline spinner.
But really, the day has belonged to Devon Conway, making his Test debut. His unbeaten 136 is the highest score by a Test debutant at Lord's and it has been, if we're honest, pretty chanceless.
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
Because New Zealand haven't scored a lot of runs if England get two or three wickets in the morning the game is open again.
For fans of over rates, England got through 86 of them today. The perils of not having a frontline spinner in the line-up, I guess.
It's been a day for the debutants, as England's new boy Ollie Robinson dismissed Tom Latham and Ross Taylor as England worked hard in the heat.
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John Traynor: This has been a bad day for the England captain. He has over-bowled all his seamers, especially Anderson, and under-bowled the spinner(s) (himself). New Zealand likely to get 500+ tomorrow against tired attack.
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
It is New Zealand's day because they have only lost three wickets obviously. They could have the opportunity to build a big total. It took Conway 15 minutes before he faced his first ball. He has been controlled. It is not as if he dominated.
A standing ovation for Devon Conway as he leaves the field, applauded by both the fans and the England team.
A century on your Test debut at Lord's. Not a bad day's work.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
The ball hasn't beaten the bat very much. There haven't been any dropped catches. It has been a day of very few chances.
The day has belonged to Devon Conway.
Nicholls 46, Conway 136
And that, folks, is your lot.
What a day for Devon Conway.
Henry Nicholls almost edges the penultimate ball of the day through to James Bracey...
There's a rueful grin on Joe Root's face.
Stuart Broad will bowl the last over of what has been a very long day.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
It has not been a spectacular day but it is the sort of day on which Test victories are built.