England reduce NZ to 224-7 at close - one day left in the Test
Anderson takes 650th Test wicket when bowling NZ opener Latham
England, who resumed on 473-5, bowled out for 539 (NZ lead by 14)
Root falls for 176 after reverse-scooping his second ball of the day for six
Foakes scores eye-catching 56; Boult picks up 5-106
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Lead by 57
Matthew Potts strays down the leg side and Foakes can't do much with this one. Four byes.
Potts comes back nicely with one which jags back in. Conway shoulders his arms and it's mightily close to off stump.
Ollie Pope is then in the wars as Conway flicks into the leg side but straight into the shins of the fielder at short leg. Nothing a bit of magic spray won't sort out.
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Those two first innings scores have got me thinking. What’s the highest number of runs ever achieved across all four innings in a Test?
Sean in Cumbria
There's some way to go yet, Sean. In 1939 a Test in Durban between England and South Africa saw 1,981 runs scored.
This game hasn't even got in the top 50 yet.
Julian from Cheshire has really caused a stir. And I'm here for it.
England have been on it in the field so far as Ben Stokes dives full-stretch at gully to save a boundary.
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Julian from Cheshire - I think Anderson bowled a half tracker once..shall we now discount the fact he's a genius swing bowler? This is Test Cricket, people make the odd error and need a touch of luck from time to time. Come on, man!
Stevie, currently on holiday in Italy
Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special
Image source, gettIt feels like you can't keep your eyes off the action at the moment.
Beauty from Matthew Potts. He angles it in and straighten up off the bounce. It fizzes past Conway's bat.
Proving Sir Cook's point, Ben Foakes leaps to his right and makes a splendid one-handed stop behind the stumps. Terrific glovework.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I don't think Ben Foakes kept as well as he could have done in the West Indies. But in the last two Tests I haven't noticed his keeping - which is a sign of a good wickekeeper, certainly in England where it is about doing the basics well.
If you notice his batting and don't notice his keeping he is doing his job.
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Completely agree with Julian, let's not forget in Brian Lara's so called "masterclass" of 501, he was bowled off a no ball and dropped early on. Bang average innings.
Charlie in London
An over of edges. All falling short.
Will Young softens his hands as he pushes forward to one from Broad. It takes the edge, drops well short of Ben Stokes at gully and through the gap for four.
Another outside edge, this time a little thicker, bounces in front of Alex Lees at point. The fielder launches the ball in and almost takes out his skipper. Stokes sees the funny side.
Young carves a wide delivery down to the point boundary for four, before the third outside edge of the over drops in front of Jonny Bairstow at second slip.
Not overly convincing from the Kiwi opener.
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Got to agree with Julian. Pretty much the only risk to Root was making a mistake. There's no movement, the bounce is very even and the outfield extremely quick. It's not genius to score on that.
Tim, London
Conway has made a decent start. He's on 18.
Matthew Potts has the look of a man who prepares his lunch for the week on a Sunday evening. Protein, veg and rice packed into tupperware.
Potts bowls a tight line to Conway - forcing the opener to play. Maiden.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
This is perhaps an example of the 'new' England - there is not one element about this field that is about containing runs.
Lead by 42
Ollie Pope, at short leg, vigorously twists his body left and right. Any quicker and he'll fly off.
Just a single from an uneventful over.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
This first half an hour is vital.
Lead by 41
Stuart Broad tightens his bandana, keeping those luscious locks in place.
Devon Conway tucks into the leg side. Dot ball.
Play is about to resume. Huge session coming up now. Some quick England wickets and it will get very, very interesting.
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Troy Blade: Does Julian (13:22) want to put asterisks on all the innings in history that had chances offered but not taken?
But our Jimmy wasn’t done yet. England’s greatest bowler of all-time took Test wicket number 650. A terrible misjudgement from Tom Latham...
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This could be shaping up to be a very good Test match. The scoring rate has been high so if NZ could get to a 250 lead by close of play and declare, it could be a very interesting final day. I can’t see either team playing for the draw.
Iain Thomas, Hadlow, Kent.