A freebie from Neil Wagner and Joe Root misses out. It was there to be driven but it comes off the toe-end of the bat.

Having tried on a few occasions before, New Zealand finally get their wish and the ball is being changed. It no longer goes through the ring.

The umpires use this opportunity to take drinks.

A change in bowling. On comes Neil Wagner.

He'll be hoping for a repeat of this from his first over in the first innings.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

They are slowly dismantling Michael Bracewell.

Four more! Streaky this time - Pope again making room, but he edges a cut that flies low between keeper and slip.

Root gets in the act too, skipping down before punching Bracewell through mid-off for four more. Neither Pope nor Root is hanging around here. No-one does these days, it seems.

It's Bracewell again - and Pope gives himself room to cut wonderfully through point for four. Footwork like a dancer.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I wonder if that's Tim Southee done for the day? Eight overs is a lot for your opening burst in Test cricket.

There are hoodies, light jackets and jumpers on in the crowd. It's certainly got a bit nippy out there.

Tim Southee has been impressive for New Zealand. For the millionth time, he appeals for lbw. There were two noises. Bat first. But he loves an appeal.

Here are the two wickets to fall for England this afternoon. Both pretty soft.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I don't think it is too far away here for Tim Southee. England need to be careful.

Pope clips into the leg side for a single. Joe Root continuously looks to sweep Bracewell and finally connects with one, taking a couple.

The crowd are still as lively as ever! So much cricket left in the day.

Joe, Esher

A dot ball. No review.

Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special

Williamson has a wry grin on his face.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

That one was probably worth it. The first one was a shocker.

It is closer. But it clearly hits Root outside the line. Everyone, including Williamson, are laughing. But in reality... New Zealand have blown two reviews within a minute or so.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Ooh, it's closer.

Two reviews in two balls! Another lbw shout. This is also a poor shout.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

That's a stinker. Even the umpire is laughing.

Not a chance. MILES outside the line.

Joe Root struck on the pads. Not out but Southee and Williamson review. A wasteful one, in my opinion. My instinct says it was outside the line and Root was quite far down the pitch.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Headingley

Just before the Crawley wicket there was an ugly disturbance in the Western Terrace with some punches thrown. It helped up play just for a second. I wonder if the England opener was distracted at all.