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
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
England's batting has been poor but you've got to look at the selection as well. If the plan is to bat first if you win the toss at Edgbaston, surely you want a spinner when the opposition are batting last?
Trail by 9
Mark Wood defends his first ball.
We need him to do this but for about three or four hours, not half an hour.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
He was just trying to keep something together as everything fell apart around him.
That's one of the most dejected walks off I've ever seen.
This could be curtains in three days - after winning the toss and batting first!
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Joe Root barely played an attacking shot until then. And now he's gone. He didn't even wait for the umpire's decision.
So out of character that innings.
Root c Blundell b Patel 11 (Eng 76-7)
The skipper is gone. Start searching for other things to do tomorrow.
Joe Root's eyes light up as there is a little bit of width from Ajaz Patel, but there's also a little bit of bounce, and Root can only nick behind.
He didn't even wait for the umpire to give it. He was off.
England are still trailing by nine with three wickets left. This could well be over today.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
It was a strange performance at Lord's by England - a total lack of energy. And it's no surprise it's followed by this once you get yourself in a negative mindset.
Here's how James Bracey got out.
He won't want to watch it back.
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I was supposed to be going tomorrow. First live event in two years. First ever day of Test cricket. It's sunny. At 3pm a full day looked possible. I despise this England side. Plans ruined and I hope half of this team never play for us again.
Rod, Cardiff
Trail by 9
Olly Stone keeps out five deliveries from Neil Wagner.
There's around an hour to go today.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
This is the second fullest Neil Wagner has ever pitched the ball in a series in his career.
He's now lying on the grass and drying his hands.
I love Neil Wagner. What a thoroughly fantastic bloke. `
YES!!
NEIL WAGNER IS THUMPING THE PITCH!
The highlight of the day.
Trail by 9
Yes, Neil Wagner is asking for the big hammer thing to be brought out to stamp down his footmarks.
He did it himself on England's last tour of New Zealand in 2019. Please do it yourself Neil, and cheer us up.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
New Zealand have bowled half a metre fuller than England on average. That's the key to taking wickets with swing bowling.
And their catching has been exceptional.
Trail by 10
Olly Stone picks up a couple with a glance to fine leg.
I can already hear the words "we're a young side who are learning" ringing round my head.
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This is embarrassing. The empty platitudes are just dull. Major changes are required.
James in Reading (with tickets for day 4)
Does this make it more understandable why they opted against the chase last week?
I'd say so.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
That decision not to chase on the final day at Lord's...
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STONEY: How do these guys make a living playing cricket? If I was as bad at my job as they are I’d be sacked. They’re a total embarrassment.
Trail by 12
Before the series Stuart Broad told me England expected to win this series and the one against India that starts in August. "It is what we do in England", he said. They are going to have to go some to win this series.
Oh, close! Olly Stone pushes at a delivery, and gets a thick edge, but it drops just short of third slip. That shows how slow this pitch is because Stone went pretty hard at that.