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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Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I'm probably the least qualified to comment on what's just happened in the last hour. So I'm going to sum it up in one sentence.
What Jonny Bairstow has just played is like playing Brian Lara's Cricket on cheat mode.
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Need 27 to win
Ben Foakes blocks out his first three balls.
England need 27 from 27 overs.
The required run-out an hour ago was 4.2 an over. It is now one an over.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
What an innings. What an incredible innings for Jonny Bairstow. The whole crowd is on its feet to applaud a truly remarkable innings.
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Bairstow c Blundell b Boult 136 (Eng 272-5)
Boooooo! Nobody wanted that to end.
Jonny Bairstow looks to guide Trent Boult through gully but the ball is a little bit too close to do that and he feathers a thin edge through to Tom Blundell.
Trent Boult gives him a little fist pump as he walks off. Ben Stokes and Bairstow clasp hands and walk together.
Bairstow pirouettes and raises his bat as Trent Bridge rises to applaud a quite magnificent century.
He finishes with 136 from 92 balls. Sublime.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
That's set the record for most boundaries of any Test in history. So far, we've had 221 fours and 23 sixes.
Need 27 to win
Four more!
What is Jonny Bairstow's bat made of?
It absolutely races off it and into the square-leg boundary.
"Barmy Army, Barmy Army" sing Trent Bridge.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
The equation at tea was 160 needed off 38 overs at 4.2 per over.
Need 31 to win
It is worth saying at this point that Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club deserve a lot of credit for today.
The place is absolutely bouncing! Their free tickets have worked a treat.
Need 31 to win
Short from Trent Boult and Jonny Bairstow just pulls for FOUR more.
England have scored 129 runs in 57 minutes!
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
What a privilege to be here.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That's massive. That's the next tier up from us. The fourth floor. You don't have to hit it that far, Ben, you don't have to do it. To get to us you have to press three on the lift. Huge.
Need 35 to win
MASSIVEEEEEEEEE!
It's almost out of the ground from Ben Stokes.
The England captain purses his lips. He loves that.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It's men versus boys.
Need 41 to win
Short from Michael Bracewell and Ben Stokes just crashes a pull shot to the mid-wicket boundary.
This is bordering on bullying.
Need 46 to win
Short and wide from Michael Bracewell and Jonny Bairstow just whacks it to the boundary.
Got what it deserved.
Bairstow has 127 off 88 balls.
England need 50 off 28 overs by the way.
Surely they are going to win this Test match?
The ball has just been changed too. It's hardly surprising is it?
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Stokes reaches his 50 on one leg. Showing all of his character here. He's got a bad injury. He's grimacing through it and still finding the strength to hit New Zealand's opening bowler into the pavillion for for six.