Close: Eng 116-7, trailing NZ by 16 runs
England lose seven wickets for just 41 runs
Openers Crawley (43) and Lees (25) put on 59 but the rest fall cheaply
Debutant Potts and Anderson claim four wickets each as NZ dismissed for 132
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I just think if Vince had been allowed to bed into Test cricket at five/six then promoted to three, his career could be completely different. And allow Pope, a middle order batter, to bat where he should!
Jasper in Verwood
Trail by 40
A massive appeal by Tim Southee and some of his New Zealand colleagues as Joe Root gets caught on the back foot.
There was a clear edge, but did it flick the pad first? It did. But after a conflab New Zealand opt against the review. Wisely, because it was going over the top of the stumps.
Good from New Zealand and Kane Williamson to not get drawn into the "it's Joe Root, though" pressure.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Pope was a lot less frenetic today. I know it was only seven but he looked more controlled. In the past he has looked like a cat on a hot tin roof. He looked good. He will be disappointed to be out fending in the channel.
Here's how Ollie Pope got out.
Another frailty exposed by New Zealand. They've done their homework.
Pope is caught by Blundell off the bowling of Jamieson
Trail by 41
Four more!
Short and wide from Colin de Grandhomme and Alex Lees slaps away a cut shot for his second boundary. That's a lovely shot.
Lees is up to 25 off 72 balls.
Matt Parkinson has arrived at Lord's.
He'll be hoping he's got his feet up for most of, if not all of, tomorrow.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
New Zealand will be happy with the match-up. They like Jamieson against Root, a tall bowler moving the ball away. He can get nicked off, especially early on.
Trail by 46
Four more for Joe Root. It's slightly edgy, but we've seen him do that so often, as he guides wide of the slips and away down the hill for four.
Root is closing in on 10,000 Test runs by the way. He went into the game 111 away - 102 to go.
We reckon if he gets there in the first three days he'll be younger than Sir Alastair Cook and the fourth day will be tie.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator
It was short, it was wide, but Root has played that gloriously.
It wasn't really a cut but a back foot drive and he has timed it perfectly.
Trail by 52
Rooooot!
Batting for the first time since giving up the Test captaincy after England's defeat in West Indies in March, Joe Root is off the mark first ball with a back-foot punch through the covers for four.
Trademark Root.
Trail by 56
I've asked the video team to provide us with some stills of Alex Lees' stance because he's taking an off-stump guard and shuffling further and further across. The two images below show you what we're talking about.
He works a single - his first run in 23 balls - into the leg side.
Image source, BBC Sport
Image source, BBC Sport
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Pope got done for length a bit there. He was on the back foot defending fifth/sixth stump and had a little nibble on it.
It was pretty well bowled though to be fair.
Pope c Blundell c Jamieson 7 (Eng 75-2)
A thin feather behind!
Ollie Pope has fallen foul to the Lord's slope as he has a little nibble at a Kyle Jamieson delivery and a very thin edge is caught by Tom Blundell.
Pope was perhaps done a little bit for length - he could have come forward, rather than looking to play it away on the back foot.
Pope is caught by Blundell off the bowling of Jamieson
We're back under way after drinks with Ollie Pope facing up to Kyle Jamieson.
An intriguing hour and 10 minutes remain.
Eng 75-1; Trail by 57
Colin de Grandhomme returns for New Zealand and Alex Lees is immediately taking his guard on off stump, exposing leg stump again.
He twice gets beaten on the outside edge before coming two steps down the track to block out the end of the over.
Time for a beverage. Bet there's been a few of those sunk around the country today.
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Zak Crawley the highest scorer in the match so far and coming in for criticism. Not on in my book.
Mike, Southampton
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It was right in the slot but put away beautifully by Pope.
Trail by 57
Oh, lovely.
Ollie Pope leans into a drive and he picks up his first boundary as the ball races away down the hill.
Hmmm. The third umpire decides there a little nick on it from Ollie Pope.
Hard to tell really. On the main camera it didn't look like he had but there is a squiggle on snicko.
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
There might be bat involved...