Close - NZ 236-4: Mitchell 97*, Blundell 90*, Potts 2-50
Mitchell and Blundell put on unbeaten 180 stand
Eng 141: Crawley 43; Southee 4-55
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New Zealand all out for 132 in first innings
Day two of first Test
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
New Zealand's top four have been dismissed in both innings, with no one getting past 15.
It's only the second time England have managed to do that against the opposition.
The other was in 1888 against Australia at the SCG.
Just the two singles off Matthew Potts' next over, that also includes two textbook drives that go straight to a fielder. Two great shots for none.
New Zealand lead by 49. How long is this Test lasting then?
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Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
That partnership lasted 9.3 overs - New Zealand's longest partnership of the match.
It's nearly two! Daryl Mitchell looks to fend one off his hips and very nearly gloves it through to Ben Foakes.
After a brief interlude this match has that chaotic feel to it again.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Huge wicket for England. We know Devon Conway can really occupy the crease. It's a strangle down the leg side and well pouched by Foakes.
Stuart Broad makes things happen out of nothing.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Conway looking to pull Broad and he gets something on it. He cannot believe it and the wickets continue to fall.
Conway c Foakes b Broad 13 (NZ 56-4)
How's your luck, Stuart Broad?
Devon Conway looks to the heavens as he gets an attempted pull all wrong and can only feather it through to Foakes.
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Great shot - brilliant fielding.
Matthew Potts bangs one in short, Daryl Mitchell pulls and it looks four all the way. But Stuart Broad goes for the two-handed dive at deep square to prevent the boundary.
That woke the crowd up.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
It doesn't feel like this pitch has that many demons right now.
You'd think there's an opportunity here for New Zealand.
Back-to-back overs from Stuart Broad, though this latest one not particularly threatening.
Devon Conway and Daryl Mitchell look like they are ready to dig in.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
The stats for the two morning sessions so far combined:
46.5 overs. 102 runs. 12 wickets.
Brendon McCullum is looking relaxed on the England balcony, think it takes a lot for him to get flustered.
Just the one run off Matthew Potts' next over, though his final delivery does keep a bit low - a sign of some even bounce?
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
It just feels perfect for batting this afternoon. Probably more so than any other time of the game.
NZ lead by 42
Tight stuff from Stuart Broad results in a maiden as the sun begins to beam down on Lord's. That early, rather gloomy looking cloud has burnt away and is replaced by blue sky.
A good afternoon for batting...
If I was a betting man I would not be backing England to chase down 150 plus either.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Surely we're going to see one of the New Zealand players get a 50? If someone gets a 50, England will be looking at a chase of at least 150 plus.
Ooh, that's a beauty from Stuart Broad as he gets one to whistle past the outside edge of Daryl Mitchell.
Millimetres away.
Matthew Potts resumes at the other end - he is 2-11 from four overs so far. This over has ruined his figures a bit though.
Daryl Mitchell guides one down to third man for four, before a drive down the ground results in a three to bring up the New Zealand fifty.