Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

This is the first time since 1909 there have been three consecutive Tests in this country with a first-innings gap under 40. And the average gap - 18 across three Tests - is the lowest in any Test series ever played.

Jamie Overton is really bending his back and getting the ball to climb on the New Zealand batters.

They play it pretty well, until Kane Williamson attempts a rather risky top-edge over the slips before pulling out mid-shot.

Overton gives him a glare for his troubles.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Headingley

The Western Terrace is getting distracted in this quiet period.

“Have you ever seen Wally down a pint?” one group chants, before a man in Where’s Wally outfit does just that.

Two slips and a short leg in for Kane Williamson as Jack Leach continues, I expect Leach will be digging in for a lengthy spell this afternoon.

A lovely wristy drive from Williamson brings him two.

It's patient stuff from the Kiwi skipper, picking the bad balls.

Moeen Ali
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

If England take two or three quick wickets they could take the game away. I think New Zealand will try and take the sting out of it.

Tom Latham has looked in good nick so far. This is the sort of textbook shot that will delight cricket coaches across the land.

Ooh, that's a false shot from Tom Latham as he chases a wide one and edges through third man for a fortunate four.

They all count.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

The tactic for England is to plug Jack Leach in at this end and rotate the seamers down the hill with a bit of breeze behind them.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

Latham is looking more like the cricketer we know he is. A lot more compact, a lot more simple.

Jack Leach is back with another maiden as gloomy clouds begin to gather menacingly overhead.

New Zealand's approach in complete contrast to England's wild attacking abandon, reminding us perhaps that there is a lot of time left in this match.

Nick, Whitchurch

Not what we wanted to hear, Matthew.

That's lovely from Kane Williamson though, as he clips Jamie Overton off his pads through mid-wicket for four.

Tom Latham joins in too, leaning into a lovely cover drive to bring up the New Zealand fifty.

Latham is looking in very good touch.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Headingley

I think it might be about to rain…

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Marais Erasmus has asked for his jacket to be taken out. It's a bit chilly in Leeds!

Matthew Potts is metronomic again, such a consistent line and length testing Kane Williamson's technique outside his off stump.

Just one the one bye off the over. New Zealand playing old school Test cricket.

We keep getting delays because of people standing in the batter's eyeline in the Howard Stand. Have they never been to a cricket match before?

Jamie Overton on the money first up, bowling a tidy maiden.

Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special

Leg slip for Kane Williamson. That's been a plan from the beginning.

Matthew Potts had an economy rate of 1.3 from 26 overs in the first innings and he is equally miserly here, with just the one off it.

Jamie Overton is getting ready to bowl at the other end, no doubt ready to take out his frustration at missing out on a century on these New Zealand batters.

Here is the first wicket to fall in New Zealand's second innings, as Matthew Potts removes Will Young for just eight.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Kane Williamson isn't the player we all know and love - he has struggled in this series.