That's our lot for today. Thank you joining us.

Here's Stephan Shemilt's report from Trent Bridge.

And TV highlights of day four are on now with Today at the Test on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer.

As always, there will also be a Test Match Special podcast available to download later.

We''ll be back at 10:30 BST tomorrow for the fifth and final day of the second Test. I have a feeling it's going to be a cracker.

See you then.

More from Devon Conway: "There was some communication about Michael Bracewell - a.k.a The Beast - trying to put the bowlers under pressure. He does do that because he hits the ball really hard. It was good for him to try and take the momentum and put it in our favour. It was a nice counter punch from him - it would have been nice to see him do it for a bit longer. Credit to him on his debut.

"If we can get to somewhere around 280 - maybe 300 is a bit greedy - that would be good for us. If we can then get the ball in the right areas it can put England under pressure on the final day."

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Kyle Jamieson did have his pads on in the New Zealand changing room.

New Zealand's Devon Conway on Test Match Special: "It was a very exciting day of cricket. It has ebbed and flowed really well. Credit to England for firing some punches late in the day and it has set it up really nicely for the final day.

"We wanted to keep a nice positive mindset and always look to score and put the bowlers under pressure. I must say credit to the England bowlers, the seamers bowled really well today with the new ball and put us under pressure. We've still got quite a bit of batting to come."

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

There aren't many teams who chase down 270 or 280 to win a Test match on the final day of the game.

But if you were ever going to do it then I would think with a pitch like this, an outfield like this, against an attack like this with an injury to Kyle Jamieson I would fancy my chances.

More from Ben Foakes: "My hand is OK - I've got a few battered fingers from his game. Pottsy hasn't been too kind to me this week! I'll be happy to see the back of Trent Bridge."

On batting with Joe Root: "It is just his composure. Obviously his quality is outrageous but it is about not trying to match some of the things he does because I definitely couldn't, it is just about trying to stick in there and I can play my natural game. I've just really enjoyed batting with him so far."

On making contributions to solidify his place: "If you're getting picked obviously you've got to do well and that's what I'm trying to do every time I go out there."

On what can England chase: "It is tricky actually because the outfield is so quick. You don't know what is going to happen with the wicket - it is playing a little bit up and down. You would think anything under 300 is gettable."

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Zak Crawley got a good ball in the first innings but it is the sort of chase he should be excited about because he needs a score.

Jonny Bairstow is another who needs a score and you've got players in Alex Lees, Joe Root, Ollie Pope and Ben Stokes who are in form. Ben Foakes was excellent today too.

Foakes' innings at Lord's seems to have triggered something in him that he really belongs at this level.

It is going to be a great last day. This has been a bit more like an old school Test match. It has just quickened up a bit today.

I think we are in for a classic.

England wicketkeeper Ben Foakes talking to TMS: "It is pretty finely balanced. When you are set such a big total you're not really thinking about what is going on in the game, you are just trying to make sure you get up near them and then quite a lot has happened in the afternoon and evening sessions so it has left everyone in with a chance. We'll be looking to take early wickets and see where we can go."

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

What a fascinating day. There is certainly a lot to look forward to tomorrow.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I thought Daryl Mitchell played with real clarity and control. He looks an outstanding player.

New Zealand don't look like a team that will play out a boring draw. They look like a team that like to be on the front foot.

Trent Boult will be key. He could have a spell with the new ball that knocks England over.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

The pitch is still good so you feel you could chase a few on the final day but you do have that fourth-innings pressure.

New Zealand were going along comfortably at 104-1, but then gifted their wickets away at regular intervals.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

New Zealand need someone to hang around with Daryl Mitchell and if he gets another 20 or so and someone else does the same then England will be chasing around 300 in 75 overs.

Whatever happens I don't think we'll be in for a boring day where England suddenly shut up shop. They will go for it. I think with this new team and new vibe we are all about winning.

Whether it comes off is a different story but they will arrive tomorrow purely excited about trying to win the game.

Phil Blundell: All results still possible but New Zealand without Kyle Jamieson bowling gives England a big advantage...if they can take the tail out early tomorrow!

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

We're in for an outstanding day tomorrow - I'm delighted that it's going to be free and I hope the ground is almost full.

I was impressed with New Zealand as well because I thought they were just sitting in until Michael Bracewell came out and then all of a sudden I thought "hang on, they are on the gallop here".

The pitch is still playing well. I thought for the first 20 overs of the New Zealand innings it did the most it has done.

England seem to have this buzz of energy off the back of Lord's and a new coach and captain and I think they'll be really excited about tomorrow. They won't be thinking about losing. They'll be thinking about getting the last three wickets and then the challenge of chasing down this target.

So much happened today. It feels like it went on forever. Remember this ridiculous shot from Joe Root? It was only this morning!

Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

Where do New Zealand go without that bowler if one or two get hit tomorrow?

I'm not sure they can hit the pitch as hard as England have either.

England are deservedly ahead at the moment.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

You feel that 238 would be worth more on other pitches but it might be worth less on this one and with this outfield.

Lee Payne: All four results possible going into the final day. Free entry too! Tests are simply the best.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

The game has really advanced today and it is set up perfectly for tomorrow.

All four results are possible.