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
England captain Joe Root: "We've got to make sure we hit some good areas. We're really looking forward to this week. The sun's out, which is lovely."
On not picking a spinner: "It's going to look differently balanced with no Stokes around. He does fill three positions in many ways. This is a chance for guys to come in and prove they are capable of perfoming at this level."
Kane Williamson is a big fan of Lord's, of course...
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New Zealand captain Kane Williamson: "I think there are always a few things to consider. It looks like a reasonable surface. Guys have been working really hard and we are looking forward to the series.
"We know how strong this England side is. It is important we focus, session by session and spell by spell."
Joe Root says England would have had a bat first up, too.
Four seamers for England! So no spinner...
Kane Wiliamson is absolutely baffled by the technology for his interview, but he's able to find the mic and confirm that New Zealand will have a bat first up.
Big Colin De Grandhomme is back for the visitors, which is enough to brighten up anyone's day.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
You just get a sense everyone is so excited. I think it could be a good toss to win.
Right, let's have the toss, shall we?
Up goes the coin...
The five-minute bell will be rung each day by key workers and volunteers who made such an impact throughout the pandemic.
The family of Captain Sir Tom Moore will ring the bell today.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
While we remember everyone who has suffered through the pandemic, this does feel like a tentative step into the new world.
#bbccricket
James Yates: TEST. MATCH. CRICKET. That’s it. That’s the tweet.
Theo:Test cricket with fans at Lords... the English summer has officially started.
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
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There's been a couple of cap presentations on the Lord's outfield this morning.
James Bracey has been given his England cap by Marcus Trescothick, while Jon Lewis has handed one to Ollie Robinson.
You can read more about one of England's new boys over here.
I am very into this co-ordinated mask and bow tie look.
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Lord's looks absolutely stunning this morning, which has in no way made me jealous. England have handed out a couple of caps, and the toss is coming up very soon.
It's finally here.
Happy Test cricket is back in England day - and the fans have returned to boot!
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