Burns 59*, Root 42*
England recover from 18-2
NZ 378: Conway 200 on Test debut
NZ slip from 288-3 to 338-9
Nicholls 61, number 11 Wagner 25*
Debutant Robinson 4-75, Wood 3-81
First Test, Lord's, day two
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Tim Southee has just done an AMAZING celebrappeal.
He'd almost got to the slip cordon before he realised his lbw shout against Rory Burns was being ignored. It came back on Burns but it was just a touch too high. Burns didn't read it, though...
A bit too short and a bit too wide from Kyle Jamieson first up, and Dominic Sibley can let everything go safely through to the keeper.
With no Trent Boult, it'll be Kyle Jamieson to share new-ball duties.
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
That sat up for Burns. Southee hasn't got the pace that Wood does.
Trail by 374
Short from Tim Southee, too short, and it's mullered to the mid-wicket boundary by Rory Burns to get himself and England off the mark.
Burns plays across his pad to the final ball of the over as Southee goes searching for the lbw.
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There's been a wicket every time I've stepped away from TMS today. Will now ensure I am glued to the radio for England's first innings.
Ed in Bristol
Full, outside off stump, and Rory Burns lets it go harmlessly by.
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Tim Southee will open the bowling for New Zealand.
Here come the teams...
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Lord's
England haven't conceded this many when the opposition have batted first in a home Test and subsequently gone on to win for 10 years. In that game Sri Lanka posted 400, only to be bundled out in bizarre fashion for 82 on the final afternoon in Cardiff.
My erstwhile colleague Matt Henry has just informed me that Dom Sibley has eight single-figure scores in his last 12 Tests.
Rory Burns, meanwhile, has three ducks in his last six Test innings.
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
It has been a very interesting day. With New Zealand 246-3 at the start of the day, England will feel very happy. The pitch has quickened up if anything. Well done, England. I feel a bit for Robinson ending on four wickets.
With Robinson getting four and Wood three you have to say it is fair to have picked four seamers.
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As good a knock as I've seen in 35 years at Lord's.
Tom, Cotswolds (currently Grandstand)
This pitch has got a bit quicker, which means Wagner bowling on it could be quite fun.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
Devon Conway is the seventh player to make a double century on men's Test debut.
Neil Wagner was cruelly stranded of a Test century, there, but that's a decent recovery from New Zealand.
378 probably isn't what they were aiming for - you'd have expected 400-plus - but it was a decent recovery from 317-8.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
It is a bizarre way for someone on 200 to get out in their first innings. Wonderful fielding from Pope but let's hear it for Devon Conway.
Conway run out (Root) 200 (NZ 378)
A stunning knock comes to an end in slightly bizarre fashion.
By half a frame, Devon Conway's fate is confirmed. He leaves the field to a standing ovation from the crowd, his teammates and England, who wait to let him pass. A genuinely brilliant performance.
If Root had got the bails at the first attempt then Conway would be out by a yard...