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 238
And that, folks, is the end of a scintillating day of cricket.
After the first day or two, did anybody genuinely think England would go into the final day with a real chance of winning? Test cricket is alive.
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
A lead of 300 is still possible while Daryl Mitchell is there.
Potts begins with two bouncers. Mitchell is not interested in engaging. He then turns down a single.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
In the last eight overs we've seen 52 runs and three wickets.
Lead by 238
Or have they suckered England win? Their approach, even when five wickets down, suggests they're quite happy to take the risk in search of a win.
Stuart Broad has four deliveries to Henry. He's hit down to mid-on for a four, before a bouncer puts a ducking Henry on his backside.
We'll get one more in tonight.
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Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
That breaks a run of three consecutive ducks for Matt Henry.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Matt Henry couldn't resist that and why not?
Lead by 233
Pitched up from Potts. Henry swings hard and drills it for four.
Having seen so many runs and long innings in this Test, I can't quite believe all results are still possible.
Lead by 229
Still three deliveries remaining as Potts sends down the widest delivery I've seen this Test. One more to the New Zealand lead.
Daryl Mitchell takes a single. Matthew Potts bowling to Matt Henry. Three balls remaining.
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesDaryl Mitchell has sold Tim Southee down the river there.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland have been gifted the majority of the wickets today. Still no Kyle Jamieson. I guess it's unlikely he will come out tonight until New Zealand are nine down. Matt Henry the next man in.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
New Zealand have offered up another one!
It was a really good throw from Zak Crawley.
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
England have still got a chance with this outfield and the fact that New Zealand are a bowler down.
Southee run out 0 (NZ 213-6)
Another mix-up! Tim Southee is livid.
Daryl Mitchell is eager to extend the lead. In doing so, he desperately looks for two after guiding the ball down towards backward point.
But as he starts running back for the second, he sends Southee back. Zak Crawley runs round, pings it in and Foakes whips off the bails.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
You could argue that all six New Zealand wickets have been offered up. England haven't bowled them out.
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
By my reckoning New Zealand will want another 80 runs before they can start to feel safe.
Lead by 22-
It's not Kyle Jamieson - Tim Southee is the next man in.
Potts gets one to really jump up form a decent length. So much so that it clears Ben Foakes' head for a bye.
Nevertheless, a wicket-taking over for England. They have just over 15 minutes to take more.
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
It is a slightly rueful look as he leaves. He was playing a dangerous game.
There has been a lot of soft dismissals in this New Zealand innings.