But how important might this late wicket turn out to be?
Bye for now.
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Though Latham fell, held by a fired-up Virat Kohli, Conway reached another half-century.
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There was, at times, confusion...
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Then openers Tom Latham and Devon Conway set about replying to India's 217.
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New Zealand's bowlers were superb. Led by Kyle Jamieson, they chipped through the India batting.
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I'll leave you with the best of the action from today. It's been fascinating stuff.
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Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
For me, Kyle Jamieson is just getting better every time he plays and I think his bag of tricks will start to be spread out over longer spells the more he plays. He's not the quickest but it's the height that creates such an awkward bounce.
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As a reminder, we start again at 10:30 BST tomorrow. Fingers crossed the weather plays ball.
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Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
I still think the game is poised. I know New Zealand haven't lost loads of wickets today, but Taylor and Nicholls are still a bit uncertain and the same thing could happen to New Zealand as what happened to India this morning.
We talk so much about Kohli but Pant for me was a dangerman, because in a low-scoring game a quickfire 70 or something like that could have turned the game on its head.
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New Zealand pace bowler Kyle Jamieson on Sky Sports: "To start the way we did and keep them to what we did was pretty pleasing.
"Yesterday I felt good, but was tentative. Today I felt free and able to bring my length fuller."
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Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
The day started where either side could take control of the game, and Jamieson did that with those two big wickets of Kohli and Pant.
Rahane's wicket then was like a car accident just waiting to happen, and getting those three wickets of players who could really hurt you, that made it New Zealand's session for sure.
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But how important might this late wicket turn out to be?
Bye for now.
Post update
Though Latham fell, held by a fired-up Virat Kohli, Conway reached another half-century.
Post update
There was, at times, confusion...
Post update
Then openers Tom Latham and Devon Conway set about replying to India's 217.
Post update
New Zealand's bowlers were superb. Led by Kyle Jamieson, they chipped through the India batting.
Post update
I'll leave you with the best of the action from today. It's been fascinating stuff.
Post update
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
For me, Kyle Jamieson is just getting better every time he plays and I think his bag of tricks will start to be spread out over longer spells the more he plays. He's not the quickest but it's the height that creates such an awkward bounce.
Post update
As a reminder, we start again at 10:30 BST tomorrow. Fingers crossed the weather plays ball.
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Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
I still think the game is poised. I know New Zealand haven't lost loads of wickets today, but Taylor and Nicholls are still a bit uncertain and the same thing could happen to New Zealand as what happened to India this morning.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
We talk so much about Kohli but Pant for me was a dangerman, because in a low-scoring game a quickfire 70 or something like that could have turned the game on its head.
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New Zealand pace bowler Kyle Jamieson on Sky Sports: "To start the way we did and keep them to what we did was pretty pleasing.
"Yesterday I felt good, but was tentative. Today I felt free and able to bring my length fuller."
Post update
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
The day started where either side could take control of the game, and Jamieson did that with those two big wickets of Kohli and Pant.
Rahane's wicket then was like a car accident just waiting to happen, and getting those three wickets of players who could really hurt you, that made it New Zealand's session for sure.
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Close of play
NZ 101-2
What must Devon Conway be thinking, to get out to what turned out to be two balls before the close?
The covers are coming on, day three is done. The day four forecast is not clever, you know.
Bad light stops play
NZ 101-2
And there it is. The players are going off.
They won't be back, either.
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Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Hampshire Bowl
They're not going to be staying on much longer here. Ross Taylor may only have a matter of minutes to survive.
NZ 101-2
Taylor survives his first two balls. More by luck than judgement. We're getting a meter reading...
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
The bowlers are always in the game here. You sense that India could easily get on a roll and take three or four wickets pretty quickly.
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Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Ross Taylor takes a long look up at the grey clouds, and he's not hiding that he doesn't particularly want to be out there!
NZ 101-2
What a time to be arriving. Good luck, Ross Taylor.