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 214
Joe Root is doing a good containing job for England, but there's no real threat from the skipper.
He walks off with his hands on his head, after Will Young turns around the corner for a single. He was perhaps a little late on it, but Root is searching a bit there.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
During the drinks break one of the groundstaff ran on to repaint the crease line. You know the drill. Bucket of paint, long stick. He got on, did the job and off again in a couple of minutes. If you've ever done it at your club, you'll know it takes mortals at least half an hour.
Trail by 215
Devon Conway picks up a couple more with a glance into the leg-side.
The clouds have started to get a bit darker over Edgbaston and the groundstaff are semi-hovering around the boundary. One of them is deep in conversation with Ashley Giles.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
A good, battling start by New Zealand - it hasn't been easy.
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Mike, Bodmin
You’d definitely want Graham Drilley on your construction site.
Winkers in Orpington
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
There's just a hint of turn. It didn't carry anywhere near Burns.
NZ 86-1
Oh! Joe Root gets a lovely bit of dip on one, and it draws Will Young forward, and there's half a chance for Rory Burns as slip as a thin edge goes off pad.
That'll be drinks. Once again New Zealand have won that hour. They are on top in this Test.
Conway has been particualrly dismissive of anything full so far in this innings.
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Hello! Some serious pace and fire from Mark Wood has James Bracey leaping around, but he does very well to gather it. He looks up, either at the changing room or the big screen, to either get some acknowledgement or watch it back.
He did well there. He looks nervous, though. His Test career hasn't gone to plan so far.
The extra pace of Wood definitely makes batsmen think. Devon Conway has hardly done anything wrong in two Tests but is late on a drive.
Double change for England as Mark Wood, who only bowled two overs for 13 pre-lunch, replaces Olly Stone.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Devon Conway has a penchant for big scores - he has a triple hundred in first-class cricket.
Trail by 219
Devon Conway picks up a single off the final ball to keep the strike.
Joe Root will rattle through some overs at least.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Joe Root is a good bowler to left-handers. This is a good move by him.
There will not be a huge amount of turn, but he will try to skid it on and get Devon Conway out lbw.
If it does turn, England will miss not picking Jack Leach.
There is a little bit of rough outside Devon Conway's off stump but he doesn't seem too fussed as he drives for a couple to move to another half-century.
Test cricket hard? It hasn't been for this man so far.
There's a reason Alastair Cook captained England 59 times.
Joe Root is on.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
Joe Root is getting loose.
Conway 48, Young 21
Will Young blocks out a maiden from James Anderson.
Anderson and Olly Stone have bowled unchanged since lunch now.
There's murmurs that Mark Wood is struggling with a niggle on the tele.
Did England get their team wrong if Joe Root is having to bowl 26 overs into day two?
Probably...
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Is it too early a call to get Joe Root bowling at that rough to Devon Conway?
Trail by 222
Will Young is starting to look more settled now as he climbs into a cut that flies to the boundary.
This drop from Joe Root has already cost England 14 runs...