Young 82 - falls in final over of day
Lawrence claims maiden Test wicket
Young dropped on 7 by Root
Conway 80, Taylor 46*
England 303: Burns 81, Lawrence 81*
Wood 41; Boult 4-85, Henry 3-78
Second Test, Edgbaston, day two
Two-Test series level at 0-0
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Trail by 194
A bit short and wide from Stuart Broad and Will Young just climbs into the cut and crunches it away. Joe Root's drop has cost England 25 runs already.
There's half an appeal for lbw off the final delivery, but even Broad is saying "I think that's going over". Which, in all honesty, probably means it's going a good foot or so over.
Broad is the only man to have struck so far...
Stuart Broad replaces Mark Wood.
How England could do with one of his spells...
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Inzamam ul Haq-saw.
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Trail by 198
Devon Conway has been superb hasn't he? He absolutely crunches a sweep, resulting in a scream of anguish from Joe Root.
He then plays a beautiful on-drive that the diving Olly Stone can't cut off.
Simon Doull is trying to get the left-hander a gig in the Hundred on the tele. Southern Brave are after an opener after David Warner pulled out.
This is a snapshot of the lunch interval...
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Just a single off Mark Wood's fifth over of this spell. Is that going to be his lot for now? Joe Root and England will want to use him in short sharp bursts.
Devon Conway and Will Young have deflated the England bowlers, and they've done a good job of deflating the Hollies Stand too. It's gone quiet in the last half an hour or so.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Apart from a plague of locusts I can't see how England get Devon Conway out.
I've not seen someone look this assured at the start of their Test career in a long while.
Trail by 207
A maiden from Joe Root.
James Bracey has just chirped: "This is exhibition bowling, Rooty."
I mean, there's plenty of control, but it's not threatening. I don't want to say it's like playing in an exhibition game for the Kiwi batters, but they'll have had tougher spells.
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Render Sehwag?
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Tim Painting & Decorating.
Tooley, Teddington CC
Trail by 207
Mark Wood has bowled with a lot more control, and vigour through the crease, in this spell so far.
Devon Conway is currently averaging 139.50 in Test cricket. Enough to send a shiver down the spine.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
He's not doing a very good job.
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I hear Dan Lawrence is the chief shiner these days.
Trail by 208
"Yes, Rooty, I'm really, really liking this", says James Bracey.
He hesitated halfway through, so the conviction was somewhat lacking.
I get the impression that Bracey still can't quite believe he's playing at this level. He looks and feels very nervous to me.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
At this venue, if you get one wicket you can get on a roll. England have just got to believe.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
At the moment New Zealand have got more than their noses ahead. England really need a wicket.
I'm going to be completely honest, in the hope it brings about a change of fortune.
England don't look like taking a wicket.
Devon Conway and Will Young look pretty comfortable.
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Don't forget Geoffrey Bucket.
Rob, Essex
Charminda Glass.
Ian, London
David Willeybarrow.
Tim, Somerset
15:40 BST ish, Liz.
Potentially earlier if we do see any rain.
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What time is tea? My husband Mick needs to leave then to make sure he gets home in time for our dinner out.
Liz in Stamford