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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Oh hello. Another angle suggests the ball might even have hit Mark Wood's knee roll, then the inside edge of his bat and then the pad again.
Did the third umpire look long enough at that?
Or was the first spike Wood's bat hitting the pad as he played the shot?
Hmmmm.
New Zealand somewhat waste a review.
I'm a better umpire than Matt Henry - clear nick on that.
Has Henry been taking tips off Stuart Broad?
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
Is there an edge there? It looks very easy to see.
Matt Henry is convinced he's pinned Mark Wood lbw.
Tom Latham and the cordon reckon Wood hit it.
Henry wins the argument and Latham sends it upstairs.
My first instinct was inside edge.
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
It looks a good pitch to bat on. When batsman have got on they've been able to become accustomed to the pitch and the outfield feels like it has got quicker throughout the day.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
From when James Bracey got out England have done well. But if you look at it from the first session they haven't.
If a New Zealand batter gets a hundred they'll have a decent lead.
Lawrence 63, Wood 8
Dan Lawrence in full flow? Yes please.
A wristy whip round the corner for four. Flair.
Erm. It's raining a bit despite the sunshine in Birmingham.
Awwww look mate, that is sumptuous.
Dan Lawrence crunches a delicious cover drive for four. Shot of the day? It's that or Lawrence's drive through mid-off for four earlier.
Either way, Lawrence owns that award.
Oooh. Dan Lawrence goes for a pull shot off Trent Boult and almost plays it on to his stumps. What a way to go that would've been after all his hard work.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
They would. I don't think it's par but they'd be in the game.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
If England get up to 300 they'll be in the game.
Mark Wood edges one off Matt Henry but again it drops short of Daryl Mitchell at third slip.
Wood defends well.
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Lesley Keech: Paul Mitchell (11.22) is starting to look remarkably prescient.
Trent Boult with a big appeal for lbw as Mark Wood falls over his front leg.
But that was swinging too far and going past leg.
Wood leaves the last ball of the over well alone.
This pitch, with the sun out, looks very good for batting on now.
If only England had negotiated that tricky spell after lunch, they'd be on for an imposing total.
They'll hope the cloud forecast for Birmingham does arrive and means the ball will swing. If the sun shines for the rest of this match, you feel New Zealand will have the best of the batting conditions. A good toss to lose.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
It's done a little bit, but you just look at the dismissals. It was a big drive from Rory Burns. Zak Crawley looks all at sea. It looks like he's lost his confidence - does he attack or defend? Joe Root was prodding at a ball in the channel before Ollie Pope, that was a really poor stroke, and James Bracey just panicked.
Four of the top six dismissals were really poor cricket strokes.
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Kevin Ticehurst: A superb fifty by Dan Lawrence. A very smart innings that, whilst everyone around him have lost their heads.
Lawrence 53*, Wood 7*
Wood misses out on a full bunger on his pads, but he sees out the over - mission accomplished. Eight left in the day.