Woeful Australia skittled for 111 - Santner takes 3-31
Conway stars for New Zealand with 92 off 58
Neesham adds late impetus with 26 off 13
Allen's 42 off 16 gets New Zealand off to flying start
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Chris Green
Middlesex all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
There's that short boundary and there's that 190 strike-rate from the get-go for Neesham. Players are training to do this and these two will really look to push it until the end.
The very best of Jimmy Neesham.
Sits back in his crease, waits perfectly for the ball and carves it over mid-wicket for six. Absolutely nailed it.
Stoinis pulls it back nicely, just singles coming from the rest of the over.
Three overs to go, time for Conway and Jimmy Neesham to go big.
Devon Conway moves on to 77 from 49 balls. Here's how he reached his half-century with a six.
A glorious drive down the ground for four from Devon Conway puts the pressure on Marcus Stoinis first ball.
That looked like it belonged in a Test match. Just lovely.
Chris Green
Middlesex all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesFantastic bowling from Hazlewood, he just backed his plan. Phillips was trying to create room but Hazlewood gets that extra bonce with his height and the ball went straight up.
Phillips c & b Hazlewood 12 (NZ 152-3)
A horrible slog across the line from Glenn Phillips gets a top edge and it plops up nicely for a simple catch for Josh Hazlewood.
Hazlewood bangs it into the pitch, encouraging Phillips to pull, but it's not executed at all. But he had to go for it, with four overs left.
Australia continue to wrestle back a bit of control.
Chris Green
Middlesex all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
The change of bat works for Glenn Phillips. He gave himself room and just clubs it back past the bowler.
Glenn Phillips responds with a baseball-type heave over mid-off for four.
Image source, Getty ImagesCould fit a bus through the gap between bat and ball.
As you were.
Australia think they've got Glenn Phillips caught behind. This is weird, there was barely an appeal from either the keeper or the bowler.
I'm not holding out much hope.
Stuart Clark
Former Australia fast bowler on Test Match Special
It's really important in games like this that you don't lose momentum. New Zealand have got it at the moment and they need Conway to stay there, maybe knock it around for a few overs then go big the last couple.
Chris Green
Middlesex all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Conway has been going through his gears nicely in this innings. Now they've got that platform built, he's starting to go and hits that powerfully down the ground.
Devon Conway keeps going after Adam Zampa.
He's almost stumped but gets his foot down just in time before Matthew Wade whips off the bails, but follows it up with a crunching shot down the ground for four.
Zampa finishes with 1-39 from his four overs.
Five overs to go. What can New Zealand get from here? And how can Australia stop them?
Stuart Clark
Former Australia fast bowler on Test Match Special
That's a brilliant shot. Not a bad ball from Cummins but he's punished through the covers.
Matt Clinch
BBC Test Match Special
That races down to the rope for four. Nothing more than a push through extra cover. Phillips is off the mark with a boundary.
The most exquisite timing from Glenn Phillips brings him four past extra cover, despite Cummins having a fielder placed out there.
This could be exciting if Phillips gets into his groove. He is very unconventional but always entertaining.
Matt Clinch
BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesWe've gone through all the motions and it's hitting between middle and off stump. Adam Zampa makes the important breakthrough. That brings Glenn Phillips to the middle.
Williamson lbw b Zampa 23 (NZ 125-2)
Crashing into the stumps.
Adam Zampa responds well as the batters were targeting him, and New Zealand's captain has to go.
That might not be the worst result for New Zealand with seven overs to go. Get some big hitters in - Williamson's run-a-ball 23 was slowing things down a bit.
Stuart Clark
Former Australia fast bowler on Test Match Special
I thought Williamson was getting a send-off and that's why he stopped. But no, those days are done. He's got two reviews so he might as well use one.