Clever bowling again from Mohammed Shami and a big wicket for India. Jasprit Bumrah follows up with a testing over for new man Tim Southee, who edges the penultimate ball of the over to the slip cordon but it falls just short.

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special

It's a big wicket. Jamieson was threatening to take the game away from India.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special

It was a very well-judged catch by Bumrah. He kept cool under pressure.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Hampshire Bowl

Here’s the spectator I mentioned earlier working from home from the World Test Championship final.

His boss doesn’t know he’s here so I’m not going to show you his face.

This innings could be crucial from Kyle Jamieson as the sun starts to peek through. If he's able to really get going and whack a quick half-century it will be advantage New Zealand again. Kane Williamson, meanwhile, continues to operate at a Chris Tavare-esque pace at the other end to Jasprit Bumrah. That's not to knock the New Zealand skipper, it's been a vital innings to hold things together for the Kiwis.

Kumar Sangakkara
Former Sri Lanka captain on BBC Test Match Special

The game is poised. It's about runs now, for New Zealand to get up to and past India's total.

As you can see from Matthew's photo, there a blue skies in Southampton. Kane Williamson receives some treatment on his troublesome elbow. New Zealand are now 38 runs behind. Jasprit Bumrah back into the attack to bowl to Kyle Jamieson.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Hampshire Bowl

The biggest group of New Zealand fans in the ground (in the bottom right of this picture) were on their feet to celebrate Williamson surviving.

Here's Colin de Grandhomme's dismissal earlier following a rather skillful piece of bowling by Mohammed Shami.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

Does Williamson start to play a few shots now?

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Hampshire Bowl

The New Zealand fans, a few of them wearing mullet wigs, are starting to get vocal. They’re taunting Virat.

A lengthy check to see if there's any bat involved and ultra edge shows nothing. The ball-tracking determines it's umpire's call on whether the ball was hitting the wickets and where it pitched so Kane Williamson survives.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special

He might well have been hit outside the line.

Kane Williamson is still relatively measured compared to Kyle Jamieson's approach. A testing delivery from Mohammed Shami whistles past his outside edge before the Indian paceman strikes the Kiwi captain on the pad. The original decision is not out, but Virat Kohli refers it.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Hampshire Bowl

I’ve just passed a New Zealand fan wearing armbands, goggles and a snorkel…

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

Jamieson is playing a shot a ball, which is exactly what New Zealand wanted.

Kyle Jamieson looks an imposing figure at the crease. He swings at a full ball from Ishant Sharma but misses. He does the same again a few balls later but does not quite connect and the ball spoons up just over mid-off. Nevertheless he's picking up runs. Jamieson slogs the final ball of the over to cow corner for two more to take his total to 10 runs off the over. Good counter-attacking stuff from New Zealand.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Hampshire Bowl

A guy in the stands has an India flag around him and a laptop on his knee with his emails open. I think he’s working from ‘home’.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

It just cuts back on De Grandhomme. Trapped on the crease, hitting on the back leg. Gone. India are in the ascendancy.