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 248
A tad short from Jack Leach and Daryl Mitchell and Matt Henry work singles.
Every run makes England's chances of winning less and less.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
The crowd applaud him for a fine piece of work on the boundary edge. It may be Stuart's last Test here. There's no Test scheduled here next year. Will he still be playing here in two years?
Lead by 246
Daryl Mitchell gets down and paddle sweeps Jack Leach round the corner.
It looks set to go to the boundary but Nottingham's finest Stuart Broad gets across and down to flick it back in.
A couple added to the total and a healthy round of applause for Broad from the locals.
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AerospaceMango: I've a feeling it'll be 17.23 when the winning runs are hit... Or 14.52 when the final wicket falls! One way or another, we're getting a result!
Lead by 244
Another no-ball from Ben Stokes - I think that is six in this innings. It's something that the skipper will have to work on, in tight games like this it could make the difference.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
What a cracking shot that was. It looked a bit stiff that delivery.
Lead by 243
Oh, shot!
Matt Henry gets up high on his toes and back-foot punches through point for the first boundary of the day.
Glorious shot.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
This first hour is going to be crucial. They'll want to wrap up this innings. Blow these three wickets away. Get batting and chasing 250/260.
Lead by 239
England spread the field to allow Daryl Mitchell to take a single, and he obiliges.
It'll be captain Ben Stokes from the other end.
Can he inspire England again?
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
You can afford to be patient. In the field you're tense. You need to get into the day and make it happen.
Lead by 238
A maiden to start.
There is a really healthy crowd in Trent Bridge already. Fantastic to see.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
It went very quickly. It's a low, quick chance. It did carry.
Oh no!
Matt Henry looks to defend but it flies off the edge and Joe Root at slip slips it.
It went low, and fast, but England let the first opportunity pass by.
It will be Jack Leach to start...
Speaking at the close last night former England spinner Phil Tufnell and former captain Michael Vaughan were critical of spinner Leach's "inconsistency".
He regularly bowled one or two bad balls each over yesterday to release any pressure on the New Zealand batters.
If Ben Stokes uses him today England will hope he can be more consistent and help to wrap up the tail.
"If required".
A cheeky declaration from New Zealand?
Daryl Mitchell and Matt Henry to bat all day for a draw?
Let's find out. England and New Zealand are out in the middle.
It's time. What lies ahead?
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England bowler Stuart Broad on TMS: "What a Test match so far. Over 1000 runs in first three days and still a chance of all results going into last day. It brings home how fantastic Test match cricket is.
On yesterday's play: "We sort of went with the mindset of don't worry about runs. We back ourselves to chase anything. Just get as many wickets as we can. Those two run-outs were a bit of a bonus."
On what England would be happy chasing: "We're going to go for anything. That's the mindset in this changing room. Whatever comes our way, we're going to look at. I think everyone in this stadium is in for a fun day."
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I think anything up to 300 in two sessions. With the mentality and freedom they play. I've just got a feeling that good things are going to happen today.