Rain ends play early
NZ slip from 152-2 to 161-5
Root strikes first ball after rain break
Potts removes for Williamson for 48
Latham 76; two wickets for Potts
England 360 - first-innings lead of 31
Bairstow 162, debutant Overton 97
Third Test, day three, Headingley
England lead three-match series 2-0
Trail by 28 runs
Stuart Broad is a few deliveries in before 'Jerusalem' is completed by the Headingley crowd. Plenty of fans joining in with the Barmy Army.
Latham is on his toes and pushes into the gap on the off side for three.
Outside off. Latham shoulders his arms and there is plenty of carry - the ball gathered at head height by Bairstow.
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Isaac: What irks me is that Test cricket can still be entertaining when not played at such a frenetic pace. Some people have seemingly forgotten that. Still, the game has and continues to evolve.
Stuart Broad ties a knot in his bandana. Runs his hands through those luscious locks.
Tom Latham on strike.
More work for Jonny Bairstow…
England say Ben Foakes has a stiff back so Bairstow will keep wicket.
Moeen Ali
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
What a fantastic knock by Jonny. In my opinion it's his best Test innings to date.
He looked in control. He was calm. We were 50-odd for six - when your team needed him he stepped up. He's that sort of character.
We've just shown you Jamie Overton being dismissed for 97. So it's only fair we show you just how brilliant his knock was.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Headingley
Ben Foakes is the last England player to score a Test hundred on debut…
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John Traynor: England bowled out in sixty seven overs on a flat pitch. Only two batters lasted more than forty minutes. A lot of work to do.
Brains, bravery, brawn and... Broad?
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Ultimately, a quality Test batting performance has to be one played with intelligence. Knowing when to go with the gut and defend, to bore the fielding side essentially and then when to strike out and apply personality, play the shots, punish the opponent and entertain the crowd. It's what Australia used to be so good at, and this England side certainly have the right qualities to do it too. Brains, bravery and brawn.
Richard, Sussex.
New Zealand will have a tricky 20 or so minutes to contend with before lunch. Can England sneak a wicket? Or two? Or more?
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Jonny Bairstow must be floating on air at the moment. He is in one of those periods in your career where everything seems in slow motion. A real purple patch, everything is working, you are not even thinking about it and you are just going out and enjoying the game.
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Ant S: This isn't necessarily a new approach. Test cricket always been about building a base (Lees, Root, Pope etc) that allows the bruisers (Stokes, Bairstow etc) to come in and punish tired bowlers. The difference with this test is the lack of foundation from top order...
Leach lbw Southee (Eng 360 all out)
Three reds. Hitting the top of middle. It was a straight delivery but one which you'd expect a number 11 to struggle with.
So that's that. England finish on 360.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
This looks very out.
They are walking off, it's a kind of cursory DRS.
Jack Leach is trapped in front. He reviews because he may as well. But I think that's the end of England's innings.
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When your number 11 scores more than numbers 1 to 4!
Alison R
Forgot to mention, Matthew Potts is also out there with Leach. He has scored just 3 and a duck in his two England innings so far. I've heard he's better than those figures suggest.
Potts takes a quick single to mid-off. For a moment, it looks as if he may be in trouble as he takes on Kane Williamson's arm. But he's safe.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator
If you want an example of what Brendon McCullum is doing for this side it is that Jack Leach has come in at number 11 and hit back-to-back boundaries.