England slip to 76-7 & 121-9
Wood & Stone avoid innings defeat
Henry & Wagner three wickets each
NZ 388 - first-innings lead by 85
Taylor 80, Broad 4-48
16 wickets fall in day
Second Test, Edgbaston, day three
Two-Test series level at 0-0
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
There have been five scores in the eighties in this game. It equals the record from any Test match, alongside England-Australia at Old Trafford in 1968 and Australia-South Africa at the SCG in 1964.
Anderson's search goes on.
Tight line and length as ever, just a couple from the over.
Could be one of the most unpopular opinions voiced on this live text there, Joe.
James Anderson steams in. Can he finally pick up a wicket?
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Joe D: This may not be popular - but are England really still best served by two bowlers Broad and Anderson, who turn 35 and 39 years old respectively in the next few weeks?
Lead by 25
Olly Stone starts with a decent over after lunch, just two singles from it.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
England will be aiming to keep the lead below 70 or 80.
If New Zealand bat the session there will be over 100 and it will be hard for England to fight back from there. It's not impossible at all. The one thing for England is that the pitch doesn't change too much here.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
This really is a crucial session now.
New Zealand have a longer tail than at Lord's so if England get a couple of wickets they could make inroads pretty quickly.
England will look to bowl much tighter to Tom Blundell, who will soon resume on 24 not out.
Daryl Mitchell is unbeaten on three.
I have that same style blue plastic cup at home after a Roses T20.
I do not have either the dress or wig. Or the willingness to do this fancy dress.
Image source, Getty ImagesI reckon no one will ever fully explain, beyond all doubt, how and why a cricket ball swings.
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Jimmy hasn't had the same swing since the saliva ban.
Luke
And these two snaffles, especially the latter, should hopefully boost Bracey's confidence...
I freely admit I've not seen James Bracey play for Gloucestershire much at all.
His keeping has not been up to scratch in this Test and two ducks in two innings is...yeah.
Keepers can improve very quickly though and hopefully his involvement in an international set-up will help that acceleration (not saying that Gloucestershire won't be helping there either of course).
India's Rishabh Pant looked a vastly better keeper by the end of that series earlier this year than at the start.
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Paul Severn: Sad to see James Bracey have a tough time. Sport is great but it can also be very cruel too. Really hope he makes runs in the second innings.
We have some squad news for you...
All-rounder Chris Woakes returns to the England Twenty20 squad for the first time since 2015 for three matches against Sri Lanka this month.
Yorkshire seamer David Willey also features in a 16-man squad, having last played a T20 for England in May 2019.
Sophia Gardens hosts the first two T20s on 23 and 24 June, and the Ageas Bowl the final match on 26 June.
Image source, Getty ImagesSwitching away from Tests for a moment...
Thanks Callum.
And hello to Toby Tarrant's regular producer Vinay.
England are going to want to bowl New Zealand out in the afternoon session, or the tourists' lead is going to be growing substantially.
Jack Skelton will talk you through that action, and recap what has happened this morning.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
That was a terrific morning session, with England clawing their way back.