England pile on the runs in thrilling style - fluent centuries for Pope and Root
Root's century comes off 116 balls - his fastest in Test cricket; Pope makes 145 off 239
Lees hits maiden Test half-century but edges Henry to slip with loose shot
Stokes clubs 46 off 33 balls
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Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
These two have played really nicely - it is a great opportunity for both to go on and make a big, big score but they've still got to earn the right.
They've had a bit of fortune but they survived and they've played nicely. We know it is a fast-scoring venue.
I am surprised that New Zealand haven't bowled the off-spinner yet, particularly to Alex Lees.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
It has been a brilliant morning so far. As a batsman overnight it is just about getting through that first half an hour and they've done that beautifully.
I just wonder if New Zealand will have a change of pace and give their spinner Michael Bracewell a go.
Lees 67, Pope 73
Love this from Alex Lees. Jamieson bowls a tight line bouncing up towards Lees' ribcage. The England opener opens the face of his bat and effortlessly jabs it down to the third-man boundary.
It's time for drinks and this England pair are lapping up the conditions.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesThere is a lot a chat about positivity but Alex Lees' strike-rate is just normal. He's just looked to score when New Zealand have missed.
Trail by 414
Henry goes short. It rises sharper than current fuel prices and pierces through keeper Tom Blundell's outstretched hands for a bye.
Lees whips a leg-side delivery off his pads for another England boundary. Easy as you like.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
The word opportunity has been used a lot in the last few years but today is an opportunity for Alex Lees.
There won't be many better ones in England with this pitch, these conditions and this year's ball.
Moeen Ali
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
We know that Alex Lees can score big from county cricket and hopefully we see that today.
Lees takes three more from the over. Two England batters in their fifties and looking solid. A positive first hour for the hosts.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Image source, Getty ImagesA roar for Alex Lees. It is a big moment for him - he has played in such an assured fashion in this innings and he deserves his half-century.
He looks a Test player. It has been a really calm and authoritative innings.
What an opportunity for him today.
Eng 130-1
He does it in style! Alex Lees tucks off his hips for a boundary and his first Test half-century.
The Nottingham crowd and his England team-mates applaud from the balcony as Lees raises his bat.
A moment he will never forget.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesI just wonder how much New Zealand are going to regret not picking Neil Wagner.
The pitch hasn't quite played how we all expected with the green tinge but New Zealand's attack are all quite samey.
Wagner is a big point of difference.
Trail by 427
On comes the giant Kyle Jamieson. Pope works it towards short fine leg for a single.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport's chief cricket writer at Trent Bridge
Katherine Brunt and Nat Sciver are here, not celebrating their recent wedding, but England team-mate Amy Jones' birthday. They are in a box just down from the media centre.
Trail by 428
A maiden for Matt Henry. Lees will have to wait a little longer for a first Test half-century.
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John C Hughes: Sunday morning - Pope looking busy, as you’d expect.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
It was really good bowling from Tim Southee actually. Since Alex Lees has drove him for a few fours he's pulled his length back a bit and that was a bit fuller but it wasn't there to drive.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
That was not a convincing shot but it is four runs nonetheless.
Alex Lees was having a conversation with Tim Southee in the middle of the pitch there.
It was a horrible shot actually.
Alex Lees has struggled at times for England, but is looking comfortable and at ease this morning. He steers Boult through the off side for a single and then punches off the back foot for two more.
And just as I type that, the opener chases at a wider delivery and edges through the empty fourth slip region for four. Streaky. Lees moves to 49.
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It's about to get very interesting I think...
A change in the bowling as Matt Henry is brought into the attack.
Henry gets some lift off the turf as Pope shoulders his arms. The seamer strays on middle and leg, a fuller delivery, and Pope confidently dispatches it down to the square-leg boundary.