Bairstow & Overton rally from 55-6
Bairstow 130* (126), Overton 89* (106)
Bairstow's second successive hundred
Dropped on 27 by Wagner
NZ 329: Mitchell 109, Leach 5-100
Day two, third Test, Headingley
England lead three-Test series 2-0
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
The swing has gone from the ball, the pitch seems relatively placid, and it kind of puts Stokes' innings into perspective a bit more. That there are times when you play different, because then you get the bonus. And there it is right now.
Bairstow 60, Overton 29
Another furious whirl of the Jonny Bairstow bat adds two runs to England's total, before he sends a lovely punch straight back past Tim Southee for another boundary.
Jamie Overton has batted very, very well.
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
It is a fine line to move from positive to reckless. The fans love it when it's positive but when it's reckless there are questions.
Jonny Bairstow has a tentative push at a Trent Boult delivery before working his way off strike. He then has to stand and watch Jamie Overton play an ugly hoick at a tempter outside off stump.
I should be England's coach.
"Lads, it's very simple - just don't get out. Off you go."
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Mark Scott: Amy to commentate on all England innings, they haven’t lost any wickets since she took over.
England still trail New Zealand by 205 runs.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
He took a brilliant catch earlier to end New Zealand's innings and now he's leading the fightback. There were a few swipes earlier but now he's batting in controlled fashion.
52 from 51 balls for Bairstow. Not bad going.
Eng 123-6
Four more!
Back-to-back boundaries from Bairstow, the latest a merciless cut shot that brings up a very welcome half-century for the Yorkshireman on his home ground.
If ever there were an England player made for this backs against the wall, prove them all wrong situation, then it's Jonny Bairstow.
He guides Tim Southee's latest delivery down to the boundary for a welcome four.
A little uppish from Jamie Overton as he presses forward in defence, before he's beaten by a peach from Boult.
Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It zipped through to the wicketkeeper and beat the inside edge. It thudded into Blundell's gloves. That's a handy delivery.
Overton 29, Bairstow 44
Jamie Overton sends a thick outside edge off Tim Southee to the boundary at deep third. Considering all that went before him, Overton has batted very well.
Predictably, he's then beaten all ends up by a swinging Southee delivery.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
England's top four were all out in single figures for only the second time in a home Test since 1909. The other occasion was the first Test of the 2005 Ashes at Lord's.
If you missed it earlier, Stuart Broad put in an Emmy-worthy performance of borderline petulance to get the umpires to change the ball.
I say Emmy, it wasn't that good. A TV Choice award, maybe?
Vic's always had a way with words.
I think they're changing the ball again, although the third umpire is walking on as slowly as he possibly can. Up in the England dressing room, a disgruntled Stuart Broad shakes his head.
Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It's quite an important period of play and partnership for England. Moving away from total calamity and heading to mediocrity.
Trail by 220
Jamie Overton plays a decidedly less-lovely swipe that beats the slip fielders and rolls away for a couple of runs, before he ends the over with a swivel and a pull.