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
This is excellent from Mark Wood. More pace, this time sending the ball a little higher and underneath the waft of Wood's bat. The crowd, sensing something happening, applaud, and Wood gives Broad a big grin as he walks back to his mark.
Conway ends the over with a more confident pull shot that Zak Crawley, patrolling the boundary edge, gets a hand to - and then sends it into the rope.
Mark Wood gives Devon Conway another bruise on the shoulder, Conway ducking into a shortish delivery once again.
In comes the short leg fielder...
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
England have two windows to get Williamson. They have half an hour before lunch and then 20 minutes after the break. If he is still there at 14:40 he will be on 20-odd and it will be time to sit back and admire.
Robinson started really well to him there.
Jeremy Coney
Ex-New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
I have been impressed with Robinson. He looks to be fast enough. He caused trouble to Williamson in the first two or three balls he faced.
Kane Williamson jabs his bat down on an Ollie Robinson delivery that is nipping back into him, which briefly excites the slip cordon.
There must be plenty of you out there who have dismissed a future England cricketer, surely?
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A couple of years after leaving school, I returned to play in the old boys' game against the School Xl. In the first innings I dismissed Ollie Robinson and he returned the favour by dismissing me in the second innings. The fact that we share the same name makes for a rather interesting score book. Sadly our cricketing careers have gone in different directions since that day.
Oliver Robinson, Kent
Conway 37, Williamson 6
Too full from Mark Wood and he's driven with aplomb back down the ground for four by Devon Conway.
Kane Williamson then gets on the act with a handsome drive that beats Rory Burns in his chase across the field.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Lord's
Yesterday Kane Williamson took questions about the 2019 World Cup final with his usual affable nature.
He said the Black Caps don't feel like the owe any sort of revenge to England and that they even look back on that heartbreaking day with a degree of fondness.
I'm told that those members of the New Zealand squad who were involved that day are changing in the same spots in the Lord's dressing room. If I was them I'd never want to see this place again.
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Robinson 5-1-17-1
Belter from Ollie Robinson, beating Kane Williamson's outside edge, before another delivery, this one clocking 87mph, nips back and rises over the top of Williamson's stumps. He's not looking overly comfortable at the minute, and he ends the over with another play and miss. Superb from Robinson.
Mark Wood hit 94.7mph in his first over...
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I have been watching some of Mark Wood's spells for Durham this season. I would not have wanted to be facing him. Some of them have been brilliant.
A ferocious final delivery from Mark Wood has Devon Conway in all sorts of trouble, and he gets struck high on the arm as he makes a last-minute decision to duck out of the way.
Mark Wood's first delivery is a casual 91mph and is inside-edged away by Devon Conway for a couple.
A single brings skipper Kane Williamson on strike. Williamson, incidentally, has made three centuries in his last four Test innings. And two of those were doubles. Quite good, that.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
Since the start of 2018 Ollie Robinson has taken 195 first-class wickets at an average 17.2 and a strike-rate of a wicket every 37 balls.
Mark Wood is coming on!
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Robinson has bowled nicely. Now he has the chance to bowl to Kane Williamson!
Isa Guha
Ex-England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
A wonderful moment for Ollie Robinson.
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Latham b Robinson 23 (NZ 58-1)
Ollie Robinson strikes!
A first Test wicket for Robinson as Tom Latham, feet stuck in concrete, pushes forward and sends a healthy inside edge into the stumps. The sticks are splattered and Robinson goes roaring away in celebration before he disappears in the middle of a team hug.