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
Lead by 254
Is that a celeb-appeal from Matthew Potts? Learning from his team-mate Mr Broad there.
He comes around the wicket to Michael Bracewell and thinks he has him lbw.
It looked leg-sideish from first look and Richard Kettleborough says no, despite Potts' pleas, with replays proving his decision correct.
Five from the over nudges New Zealand's lead beyond 250.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
The partnership between Mitchell and Blundell over the course of series is 724 runs - the joint 10th most by any pair in a Test series.
They are only the fifth pair to share four century stands in any Test series.
They've passed by one the most runs added by a pair for the fifth wicket or lower.
Overall, they faced 236.1 overs - the equivalent of tea on day three.
Joe Root, who has seen two edges whizz past him this session, looks to have taken a small step to his left as Jack Leach bowls a maiden.
It means new boy Michael Bracewell is on strike to Matthew Potts next up.
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Arjun Singh: I think the wicket notification system is broken. I just got notified that we got Mitchell out for less than 100?
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Headingley
I watched Matthew Potts at Durham at the start of the season at Chester-le-Street. I spoke to a lot of people about him after his first call-up.
I thought he looked a good bowler but I really did not think he’d do this well.
He has been outstanding in this match.
Lead by 249
Ooohs and ahhs all round as Michael Bracewell was goes for the drive and the ball whizzes past the outside edge.
This is excellent stuff from Matthew Potts. What a find he has been for England.
Daryl Mitchell may have gone but Tom Blundell is still there. And he is looking in good touch.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Mitchell scored 538 runs in six innings at an average of 107.6.
His scores have been 13, 108, 190, 62 not out, 109 and 56.
Edged...and wide of slip again!
Joe Root is very wide at first slip and once again he sees a thick edge from Blundell off Jack Leach fly past his left hand.
Tom Blundell then escapes off strike with a late cut to the point boundary.
Michael Bracewell defends his first delivery from Matthew Potts to complete what could a pivotal over in this match.
Potts actually looked less convinced by the delivery that got Mitchell than the ball to Blundell earlier in the over.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Headingley
Ben Stokes has nearly snapped Potts in half with a bear hug.
The roar from the crowd is huge. They then give Daryl Mitchell a standing ovation.
Daryl Mitchell shakes his head in frustration as he makes his way off the field, but deservedly receives a standing ovation from the Headingley crowd.
He has been simply exceptional this series.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Would you believe it. Finally, finally, finally that is the last time we'll see Daryl Mitchell and Tom Blundell in partnership.
Mitchell lbw b Potts 56 (NZ 274-6)
Four reds - and Daryl Mitchell finally goes! England are jubilant.
A huge roar goes up around Headingley. They know what a big moment that is.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Immediately referred. This looked a little bit high. A little bit down leg side. And it might have even hit the bat.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Headingley
Even Potts doesn’t think this one is out.
Matthew Potts traps Daryl Mitchell lbw this time - but Mitchell immediately reviews.
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
Goodness. That did look so close.
It IS missing leg! Tom Blundell survives.
Would you believe it?
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
I think that's out and is going to his leg stump.