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

  • Get Involved: #bbccricket

Live Reporting

Jack Skelton and Callum Matthews

  1. Eng 258-7

    Mark Wood sees off five balls.

    Last one to go...

  2. Matt Henry to bowl the final over of the day.

    Mark Wood on strike.

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  4. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    Trent Boult has got better throughout the day.

  5. Eng 258-7

    Trent Boult bangs it in short but Dan Lawrence rises well to fend it down.

    Just one over to go - hey, we're going to get all 90 in today!

  7. Eng 258-7

    Trent Boult now comes round the wicket to Dan Lawrence.

    Lawrence reads the line well and leaves it alone.

  8. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    That is a lovely straight drive from Dan Lawrence - he really has played three or four sumptuous drive today. That may be the best of them.

  9. Eng 258-7

    Dan Lawrence definitely owns the top three shots of the day - you decide how to order them.

    This might be the best? A magnificent straight drive back past the bowler for four. Certainly the best for the purists.

  10. Eng 254-7

    Lawrence 63, Wood 16

    Mark Wood picks up a couple to get England to 250, greeted with a warm ripple of applause.

    A roar follows as he drives past a diving mid-on and away for four. Shot!

    England having more fun with the new ball than New Zealand so far.

  11. Eng 248-7

    A single to Wood and Lawrence sees off the rest of Boult's over.

    Just three left in the day.

  12. Jeremy Coney
    Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

    The new ball has saved him.

  13. Not out

    And it's bouncing well over the stumps.

    Good review by Mark Wood. On we go...

  14. It did hit the pad, so Wood is not out caught behind. But now they check for lbw...

  15. Jeremy Coney
    Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

    Has it hit the back pad?

  16. England review

    Mark Wood is given out caught behind off Trent Boult but reviews straight away.

    Did it hit pad instead of bat?

  17. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    I just can't think it's right that it is going to be getting warmer and the pitch will get drier and Jack Leach isn't playing.

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    Custodian Enstone: Listening to the England Cricket collapse on TMS, but it could be worse! Windies now 56-7!!

  19. Jeremy Coney
    Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

    It's good work from Mark Wood - he is getting a good defensive stride in and his head is over the ball. It's a good little defence really.

  20. Eng 247-7

    I think we might never know with that one. Wood's bat does seem to brush the pad first but the spike was big - bigger than a brush of the pad usually is. But it could've been.

    It probably doesn't matter.

    Let's return to it when Mark Wood gets his maiden Test century.