Two boundaries in the over as Matthew Potts offers too much width to Tom Blundell to crash through the covers, before dropping short for Daryl Mitchell to punish.

Once again Stokes asks the umpires to take a look at the ball. I don't think the ball is the problem, just putting it out there.

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Anyway, going back to the cricket for now, it's slowed down a little. Another Jack Leach over drifts by for just a single.

The £13 for a burger, chips and drink debate continues in the office. It's getting pretty heated.

We're talking size of patty, type of bun, sauce, is there any cheese? How many chips?

I think we need to see a picture of said meal. Surely someone can help us out here ...?

Mitchell attempts another reverse sweep but this time Leach gets away with it, just conceding a single - the only run from the over.

After the six-into-the-pint fiasco in his previous one, I think he'll be happy with that.

I actually don't think that £13 for burger, chips and a drink is that expensive, considering you're at an event. And no, I'm not from London.

Just me?

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport's chief cricket writer at Trent Bridge

Further to the earlier reports on the price of gin, I've just seen that a burger, chips and drink comes in at more than £13. Come for a day at the cricket, spend your life savings.

Daryl Mitchell is in the mood ...

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Come on, Jack. Keep him quiet. It's costing people a fortune in beers.

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Oh, hello!

Same again but for the first six of the day! Savage.

Oh and the ball has literally landed in someone's pint! Not even a bounce or anything, just straight in. Absolute scenes. Poor woman is drenched.

Matthew Potts makes some hilarious gestures to Ben Stokes and the umpires to try and visually describe what happened ...

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

A couple of people sat in the pavillion had to nip out of the way there. It was hit very hard.

Daryl Mitchell takes two steps down the pitch to Jack Leach and smashes it back down the ground for another four.

That was brutal. Punished.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

It was a catchable height but no third slip at home. A very streaky boundary. A genuine outside edge.

Potts finds the edge ... but it flies through the vacant gap at third slip for four more.

Would've gone straight to him. Ben Stokes sinks to his knees and grimaces.

Daryl Mitchell nails a reverse sweep off Jack Leach for what feels like the 100th boundary of the day and New Zealand bring up their 200.

This feels like it could be a long session for England's bowlers. And yes, I'm aware there's only been three overs since the break.

Matthew Potts is on from the other end.

A single from the third ball brings up Potts' half-century. He has 0-50 from 11 overs.

Quite the change from Lord's, and it's a real challenge for him today.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

It just didn't feel like it turned back enough. It was hitting but just needed to grip a bit more.

Replays show it was umpire's call on hitting leg stump - closer than it looked, in fairness.

A cautious start from New Zealand after tea, just a single from the over.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Did he get that to straighten onto the front pad or was it sneaking down the leg side? Ben Stokes wasn't particularly keen on that.

And there's an appeal for lbw immediately ... but Ben Stokes is not interested in a review.

Wise move.