England complete thrilling win - chasing down 299 in just 50 overs
Bairstow (136) reaches century off 77 balls - England's second-fastest of all time in Tests
Stokes appears to have injured his knee but hits 75 off 70 balls
Lees, Pope and Root fall after lunch to leave England 93-4
Broad removes Henry and Jamieson with bouncers; Anderson takes final wicket - NZ 284 all out
England now lead three-match series 2-0
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Time for spin for the first time in this innings as debutant Michael Bracewell turns his arm for the first time.
Bracewell gives it plenty of flight. Bairstow and Lees both take easy singles.
If England weren't three down, they may be more inclined to target him.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
It is still on for England, but it is still on for New Zealand. I would have New Zealand as slight favourites.
I am intrigued to see how England go about this. I just think it'll be about how they play the spinner because there are quite a few footholes.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Zak Crawley is the first England opener to be out twice in their first 10 balls in both innings of the Test since Sir Alastair Cook in the 2007 Test in Kandy.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Alex Lees had to be quite smart there to get back despite Tim Southee taking quite a lot of the pace off the ball.
Bairstow punches down the ground. Southee deflects onto the stumps but, fortunately, Lees is back in his crease at the bowler's end.
Time for drinks. The hosts are still in this but you feel it's crucial these two now build a solid partnership.
Time for drinks
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Jim in Hartlepool
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Target 299
Lees punished some poor Tim Southee bowling with three boundaries in the opening over of the England innings.
The seamer returns to the attack. This time Lees just tucks off his hips for a single.
Jonny Bairstow slashes hard to a wider delivery - play and a miss - before taking two from a push down to mid-off.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Alex Lees has really compact in the last three innings. He stands really still.
He is starting to look like a Test opener. I have been really impressed in the last two or three innings.
Lees 35, Bairstow 8
Shot. Pitched up by Matt Henry and Alex Lees plays the sweetest of straight drives. Having scored 67 in the first innings, the opportunity is there for the opener to completely hush the naysayers with a match-winning innings.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
That is Joe Root's lowest score in a home Test since the 2019 Ashes Test at Old Trafford, where he got a first-ball duck. It is his 15th home Test since then.
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Robin Johnson: Don’t want to tempt fate, but that gap between YJB’s bat and pad is huge.
Eng need 235 runs
Nothing ugly about that. Bairstow creams it through through the gap by mid-off. Gorgeous shot. Four.
Jonny, Jonny, Jonny. He chases at a wide one and ends with one just one hand on the bat. He's not reluctant in going for it. But it's looking a bit ugly at times.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
New Zealand have bowled really well after lunch - they have been right on it.
Ben Stokes - padded up - watches on from the balcony with his game face on.
Bairstow latches onto some width and punches through cover for a couple. It's hit well by the Yorkshireman but half stopped by cover, saving two runs for New Zealand.
An inside edge, this time deflected into the pads, gets some of the Kiwis excited. Bairstow needs some runs, and today would be the absolute perfect time for it.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
He's just got to keep doing what he's been doing. If there ball is there to hit then hit it.
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesHow do those two key wickets falling affect Alex Lees?
Target 299
Yet another wicket for Boult, that. His seventh of the game. Jonny Bairstow the new man in. He's off the mark with a streaky single off the inside edge.
England still have Ben Stokes to come. But they also have a very long tail. But you know that this new-look England will still be giving it a go.