So England have fought back well on day two of this Test against New Zealand, despite Devon Conway's 200.

The hosts ended 111-2, 267 runs behind New Zealand.

Scroll down for all of the reaction and video. Full highlights will be on BBC Two at 19:00 BST. Click here to read Stephan Shemilt's report.

We'll be back tomorrow at 10:30 BST for day three.

England batting coach Graham Thorpe on Ollie Robinson: "Yesterday was a hard day, it tested his personality and character. How he responded today, we were really pleased. We have to support him as a player in our team we were really happy with the way he performed today."

There were familiar failings for England at the top of the order. Dom Sibley was dismissed for a duck and Zak Crawley for two.

England were 18-2 but an impressive unbeaten stand between Rory Burns, who has 59, and Joe Root, not out on 42, helped England recover.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Full credit to England. They could have had a mentality of this being a really long day. With the bat in hand, you lose two early wickets, which is quite a common trend in this Test match team - you can't keep asking the England captain to go out there and dig you out of a hole. It's been an issue for them for quite a while now.

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England batting coach Graham Thorpe on TMS: "We said yesterday that although we only picked up three wickets, we never let them get away. We knew if we made inroads today we could come back in. To bowl New Zealand out from where we were at the start of the day, we're really pleased."

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

It's been a really interesting day. I think the pitch has played the main part of it. Yesterday we thought it would be a 450 first innings score but for whatever reason, the ball started doing things today. England were magnificent in the morning session.

New Zealand's Devon Conway debutant opener scored exactly 200 of their 378.

His knock was simply brilliant. He became just the seventh man to score a double century on debut.

He was eventually the last batter out, run out by Ollie Pope.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

How would Robinson have felt at 11am this morning? After a tumultuous 24 hours, what we saw on the field was again impressive. He looked the part of a Test quality bowler.

Ollie Robinson took another two wickets too to end with four. He would have had five on debut, but for a dropped catch by Stuart Broad.

It was another great day of Test cricket. New Zealand began in command at 246-3 but England did pretty well to bowl them out for 378 in the afternoon.

Mark Wood got things rolling with three wickets in the morning session.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Today was absorbing.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

That is a fine, unbeaten partnership for England.

Well England can be pretty happy with their day. Rory Burns allows the final ball to pass into the gloves of BJ Watling.

After bowling New Zealand out they've made a decent enough start in reply.

Two balls to go. Don't forget you can watch highlights of today's play on Today at the Test from 19:00 BST on BBC Two.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

Yes, I wonder how Dennis Lillee would have taken that.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Root has an infuriating habit of missing a short delivery and then smiling angelically at the bowler.

Tim Southee begins the final over of the day. New Zealand have just got the ball moving a little.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special

If Wagner bowled all day then the over-rate would be spot on. He's having to wait to bowl while Root settles himself.

A few members of the crowd, pint in hand, are trying to get a chant going late in the day. You'd imagine things will be a lot more vocal when we move on to Edgbaston next week.

Root plays and misses on two occasions to Wagner and then, frustratingly for the bowler, grins.