Pope 81*, Root 55* - target 296
Fluent unbroken stand worth 132
Root reverse-sweeps Wagner for six
Lees run out after mix-up with Crawley
Crawley 25 - miscues drives to cover
NZ 326: Blundell 88*, Mitchell 56
Leach 5-66 & 10-166 in match
Third test, day four, Headingley
England lead three-match series 2-0
That's a good delivery.
Jack Leach gets one to grip and turn, beating Tom Blundell all ends up outside his off stump. There is plenty out there for the England spinner.
Meanwhile huge beer snake is under construction in the Western Terrace as a boozy rendition of 'don't take me home' begins.
It's that time of day.
Michael Bracewell hit a huge six off Jack Leach, but his next attempt only succeeded in picking out Zak Crawley at deep square leg.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
England know Southee will play attacking shots - they just have to take the chance when it comes.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Southee got nowhere near the line of that. I won't even call it a shot, because it wasn't a shot. He just waved his bat.
The Western Terrace is beginning to find its voice as Matthew Potts continues to come steaming in.
He gets one to jag back in to Tim Southee who appeared to completely lose sight of the ball and it very nearly dislodges his bails.
One from the over brings up the New Zealand 300 and a lead of 269.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
It did go quickly. It was off the back foot and he did have sight of it. It was not a bad height. It just hit his hands and bounced out again.
Oh no, Joe!
Tim Southee attempts a cut but can only send a thick edge to Joe Root. It was fizzed at Root to be fair and the ball bounces off his hands and drops to the floor.
Moments before Daryl Mitchell's dismissal Tom Blundell was trapped lbw - but survived after a review.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Tom Blundell has now become the highest scoring visiting wicketkeeper in a Test series in England.
Blundell 66, Southee 0
Tom Blundell is continuing on his merry way as he plays a lovely late cut with an open face wide of the slips for four to move to 66.
Matthew Potts then tempts Blundell into an attempted drive the fizzes past his outside edge.
Good response from the England bowler.
Here is the crucial wicket of Daryl Mitchell, who was trapped lbw by Matthew Potts for 56.
In the air....but wide! Tim Southee miss-times an uppish drive into the onside but it is just wide of the man at extra cover.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I like how all the England team surround Leach when he takes a wicket. It's like they all really want him to do well.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That's a very timely and necessary wicket for England.
Tim Southee will come in next and try and do the same. It's the way that he plays.
Bracewell c Crawley b Leach 9 (NZ 291-7)
Another one goes!
Michael Bracewell goes for the big heave again but only succeeds in holing out to Zak Crawley at deep square leg.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
That came out of nowhere. It was off the toe-end of the bat.
Hello. Out of nowhere Michael Bracewell goes big and smashes Jack Leach back over his head for a hefty six.
Does this signal a change of approach?
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Joe: Really big fan of Matthew Potts. Think he’s a star in the making for England going forward.
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