Summary

  • Lawrence 67*, Wood 16*

  • England slip from 72-0 to 175-6

  • Burns 81, Sibley 35, Stone 20, Pope 19

  • Bracey 0 for second Test in row

  • Henry, Boult & Patel two wickets each

  • Anderson's 162nd Test for England

  • Second Test, Edgbaston, day one

  • Two-Test series level at 0-0

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Live Reporting

Jack Skelton and Callum Matthews

  1. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport at Edgbaston

    In the Hollies there's a beer snake running from the very bottom to the very top of the stand. It's like the world's biggest stag do.

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    ABSOLUTELY PATHETIC!!!

    Phil in Birmingham

  3. Eng 90-3

    Ollie Pope gets off the mark with a glance down to fine leg, before Rory Burns sees off the rest of Matt Henry's over.

    You can see why New Zealand win Test matches and have made the World Test Championship final. They've made six changes for this game, and they are still causing England a host of problems.

  4. I'd quite like to know if that was at Zak Crawley's lack of footwork, or just the general shot.

    Neither were pleasant.

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  6. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    Hmm. He's hit that on the up - at 85-3, if that gets caught...

  7. Eng 89-3

    Risky from Rory Burns, considering he's just watched three of his mates lose their wickets at the other end.

    It's wide from Neil Wagner and Burns throws his hands at it and it flashes away through point for a boundary.

    England could do with a quiet half an hour here.

  8. Ollie Pope is another who could do with some runs.

    He's gone 12 Test innings without a half-century, with a highest score of 34 in that time.

  9. Here are the first two wickets to fall after lunch, those of Dom Sibley and Zak Crawley.

  10. Eng 85-3

    Ollie Pope survives his first ball.

    I will take some responsibility for this collapse. Apologies.

  11. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    New Zealand are right on top now. Something is afoot out there - is it the clouds? - because they've really got the ball talking now.

  12. Daniel Norcross
    BBC Test Match Special

    New Zealand have got three after lunch - and this is the big one!

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    WICKET

    Root c Blundell b Henry 4 (Eng 85-3)

    Wow!

    What is happening? England were barely in trouble during the first session, but they've lost three wickets in less than five overs after lunch.

    Matt Henry's line is a little bit tighter than the previous ball, and a thin edge from Joe Root is well caught by Tom Blundell.

    There is a little bit more swing - Henry is getting 50% more swing apparently - but England aren't doing themselves any favours.

  14. Daniel Norcross
    BBC Test Match Special

    It suddenly feels like a wicket could fall off any ball.

  15. Eng 85-2

    Offt!

    Joe Root is off the mark, but it's not in convincing fashion at all.

    He's reaching outside off stump, ending on his knee, and a thick edge flies through the vacant gap between slip and gully.

  16. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport at Edgbaston

    Incredible reception for Joe Root from a Hollies Stand that is already in early evening form. What a week it has been for the skipper. How many other times has an England captain had to speak on an issue where the prime minister has also aired his view?

  17. Eng 81-2

    Rory Burns sees out a maiden from Neil Wagner.

    England are going to have to go through a period of rebuilding here.

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    Moose And G: Zak Crawley. That double hundred seems a long time ago now.

  19. Despite those two quick wickets after lunch the crowd are absolutely buzzing at Edgbaston. Their lunch-time lubrication is definitely helping.

    I hope Tim Paine is watching.

  20. Eng 81-2

    Burns 37, Root 0

    England's next Test match is just under seven weeks away, against India at Trent Bridge. Zak Crawley will need some runs in the second innings to give himself a chance of being in that team.

    Rory Burns picks up three with a nice push through mid-off, before Joe Root is beaten by Matt Henry and a little bit of dip deceives Tom Blundell and runs away for four byes.