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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Lead by 284
Round the wicket from Ben Stokes this time and Trent Boult backs away and smashes over the covers for another boundary.
This is pretty average bowling.
Brendon McCullum has lowered his glasses on the balcony. He looks a bit twitchy, perhaps for the first time this series.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
That was like a first serve swat. He has a really good eye. He's belted it through mid-off.
Lead by 280
Short from Ben Stokes again and Trent Boult swats it - from above his head - through mid-off for four.
Boult is up to eight off eight. All these runs are extremely useful.
Lead by 276
Ben Stokes goes short again and Trent Boult flat bats through mid-on for a couple more.
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Lead by 274
Full from Stuart Broad to end the over and Daryl Mitchell can only drive straight to Zak Crawley at mid-on.
England and Ben Stokes will get to bowl at Trent Boult. Can they wrap it up?
It feels like they need to soon if they want to win this game.
NZ 260-9; lead by 274
Back-to-back boundaries for Daryl Mitchell and he continues to be England's nemesis.
He crunches a pull away, before an inside edge flies just past leg stump and away to the boundary too.
He deserves a little bit of luck.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Boult now has the most runs batting at number 11 in Test cricket. He was tied with Muttiah Muralitharan on 623. He now has 625. James Anderson is a just a little behind on 618.
Lead by 266
England opt against taking the new ball. Interesting decision.
Daryl Mitchell takes a single down to long-off, leaving Trent Boult with two balls to face.
He works the final ball for a couple through mid-wicket, which means he's the most successful number 11 in Test history.
Let's hope we don't see Jimmy trying to pass him later...
Here's how Stuart Broad removed Matt Henry to give England their initial breakthrough...
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
There's a question on whether Broad should have started instead of Leach.
Lead by 263
Image source, Getty ImagesStuart Broad persists with the round the wicket, short-ball angle to Trent Boult.
He's able to let a few go by, behind his back, with ease.
There's a brief appeal - and a fair bit of interest and disbelief from Stuart Broad - for a nick behind, but England opt against the review as Michael Gough shakes his head.
The new ball is available if England want it.
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Jamieson is walking. It must have been a fine one because Stuart Broad was only half interested in that. He turned round gently.
Jamieson c Foakes b Broad 1 (NZ 249-9)
BROAD STRIKES AGAIN!
It's similar to the previous wicket with Stuart Broad bowling round the wicket, targeting the head of the New Zealand batter Kyle Jamieson.
He tries to take on the pull but is too late on it and a thin edge goes through to Ben Foakes, who takes a good catch half-diving to his right.
England are one away from having a chase.
I reckon the only result that is possible by 15:20 (BST) is an England defeat, Ben.
Let's not hope for that.
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Loving listening to the commentary, it's keeping me company as I lie in bed having finally succumbed to COVID. Hopefully a win will make the day feel better.
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Ben
Lead by 262
More yelps and scream of catch from England as Kyle Jamieson miscues a pull, but it lands in the middle of nowhere.
One over until the new ball.
Matt Henry had been floored a few times by Ben Stokes, but he generally played the short ball quite well before that dismissal.
CATCH IT!
Brilliant from Stuart Broad, who is cheered and clapped by the crowd as he bounds to the crease, as he fires one into the ribs of Kyle Jamieson.
It is in the air and it is just begging to be grabbed but it evades short leg and it short of mid-wicket.
If England had had a short mid-wicket in there it would have gone straight to him.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Jamieson won't like this. With a bad back, he'll be tested with a short ball. And you do need your back to get away from it.