Root reaches 50 off 107 balls
Stokes gloves short ball from Jamieson behind for 54
England chasing 277 for victory
NZ 285: Mitchell 108, Blundell 96; Potts 3-55, Broad 3-76
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Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
You would think that Joe Root and Ben Stokes will need to get at least 130 of remaining 200, especially with there being no Chris Woakes or Sam Curran at the moment. Matthew Potts might get runs at eight but he's not going to attack you.
Target 277
Things have calmed down a bit out there but that flurry of boundaries by Bairstow feels like a long, long time ago.
Joe Root goes to cut Tim Southee's final delivery of the over, but it's a half-hearted effort and the ball zips through to Tom Blundell.
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
Colin's had a good day, hasn't he...
Target 277
There's an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation where the Enterprise gets stuck in a time loop, and the same events happen over and over again. This innings has that kind of feel about it.
Stokes blocking, then going for it, all the time with massive tension in the air. I feel like we've been here before.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
It feels like anything could happen right now.
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I'm getting Headingley 2019 vibes!!!
Billy
Target 277
That's a nice take by Blundell down the leg side as the ball died on the Kiwi keeper a bit.
Next ball up, and Stokes walks down the track, essays a push into off but sees the ball whistle through into Blundell's gloves.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Maybe Ben Stokes just isn't feeling comfortable at the crease at all and he's just doing this to get him going and then he might settle down.
It is an intriguing period of cricket.
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Harry Booth: Happy Birthday from the umpires, Ben Stokes.
Target 277
Stokes is still coming down the track, this time to Southee and edging the quickie over the slips for four.
Skittish, to say the least.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Would the throw have run him out? I think it might well have done, you know...
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I just wonder why Ben Stokes feels he needs to get down to Colin de Grandhomme? He is a world class operator and can adjust and play and after four or five overs De Grandhomme will start to chase Stokes a little bit.
Target 277
It had been a bit frenetic from the England captain, he had been coming down the track almost every time, then a swipe outside off stump was underedged into the wickets.
Off the final ball of the over, Stokes pushes into the on side for a quick single that, had the throw hit the stumps, would have seen him struggling.
To quote Bill Lawry, it's all happening!
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Is this the twist? Is this where the game turns?
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Come back, Ben! All is forgiven.
De Grandhomme had overstepped and Stokes is reprieved!
Oh dear. Ben Stokes has been bowled by Colin de Grandhomme and..
Hang on.....
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Might be a while before we see him, unless it's for the quick maiden just before tea...
And it was all going so well. For an over.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport's chief cricket writer at Lord's
My man watching the Indian cooking show has worked his way through an F1 game on his phone and has now switched to some sort of soap opera. In fairness, anything is better than watching England bat.