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
Lead by 194
Lovely from Tom Blundell.
He advances down the track to Matt Parkinson and whips a drive straight back down the ground. A gorgeous shot.
Parkinson has bowled OK so far, but, as you'd expect, a day two pitch at Lord's is offering him absolutely nothing.
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Broad is a legend, no arguments. However 2022 stats don't lie, Craig Overton 26 wickets at 16 in Div 1. Broad 11 wickets at 24 in Div 2.
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Lead by 190
Just a Tom Blundell single for Stuart Broad's latest over.
He's 1-41 from 19 overs so far.
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Lead by 189
No real turn for Matt Parkinson as Daryl Mitchell helps himself to a couple through the leg-side.
What do England do next?
Matthew Parkinson is back on.
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Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
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Lead by 187
Floaty from Stuart Broad and Tom Blundell climbs into the drive and the ball goes to the fence.
Four more. Wide from Broad and Blundell shuffles across and cuts away to the fence. Lovely shot.
Blundell and Daryl Mitchell have now put on 140 for the fifth wicket. A match-winning partnership it feels like.
Matt Parkinson is loosening up again.
A change at the Media Centre End after drinks with Stuart Broad replacing James Anderson.
England could do with a Broady magic spell.
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Kevin Ticehurst: What is the actual game plan here?!
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Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
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Lead by 179
Brendon McCullum looks pensive on the England balcony. He's wearing his shades (one cool guy, by the way), chewing on some gum and patting his leg in a "hmmm, what can we do?" sort of vibe.
Oh the shades have come off - for the first time today potentially - and he's in conversation with Marcus Trescothick and Jon Lewis.
He must be wondering where a wicket is coming from. Or where he can find a bowler with some extra pace from...
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BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Runs are starting to flow really quite prolifically now for New Zealand.
Lead by 177
Four, four, four. Runs are coming with a worrying frequency all of a sudden.
A thick inside edge from Daryl Mitchell squirts through gully and down the slope and away to the boundary before he flicks beautifully through mid-wicket.
The all-rounder ends the over with an absolutely gorgeous straight drive. Text book.
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Rick Harris: Stokes resorting to short pitch bowling with an old ball to two batsmen well set. Getting desperate.
Josh Land: Root was hung out to dry by everyone for having Ben Stokes bowl bouncer after bouncer.
Lead by 165
More comfortable runs for New Zealand as Ben Stokes persists with his short-ball theory and Daryl Mitchell and Tom Blundell pull and nudge away with ease.
The England skipper even goes round the wicket and bangs it in short.
Time for something different, Ben.
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BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That's the sort of fielding that can lift a team when you're flagging a bit.
Lead by 161
Another tidy over from James Anderson brings just a single. It could have been but a brilliant diving stop by Ben Stokes prevents a certain boundary.
We'll be due another change from Anderson's end before long.
Here's how Tom Blundell brought up his half-century.