Here's Tim Southee. New Zealand still trail by 90.

Oh and David Warner has just got out in Delhi. England fans have had worse minutes.

Will New Zealand risk a declaration just to get an hour at England after sunset? These balls do so little in daytime hours it would probably outweigh the 50 or so runs they might be giving up.

Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett certainly wouldn't want to be batting.

ZS-NVB: This is actually good tactics from England. Deliberately bowling pies so we don't have to bat under the lights tonight.

After a few overs of complaining, England have managed to get this pink ball changed. The fourth umpire emerges with a silver briefcase that resembles one that would house some sort of super weapon in a disaster movie.

Stuart Broad wanders slightly wearily from the field at the end of the over.

One good thing for England is that, somehow, James Anderson has got this 66-over ball to move off the straight just the tiniest bit.

I'm pretty sure he could seam a sponge.

Tom Blundell survives.

It looks like the ball has missed bat and flicked the pad.

England's players are already wandering back to their fielding positions.

Tom Blundell is given caught behind!

But England's celebrations are halted immediately by the fact he reviews without hesitation.

You've got to look far into the distance to find a cloud in this sky above this picture-perfect ground. Many in the crowd are now lazily stretched out on the grassy banks in evening sunshine.

I'm not jealous at all.

The deficit is now less than 100.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Mount Maunganui

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The salt mine next to the Bay Oval. Not quite in hitting distance, but not far from the back of the grass bank.

Having seen Blundell follow that lbw shout with edging for four, James Anderson shapes to throw a ball back at the right-hander in his follow-through.

He doesn't let go, however. Relations are far too friendly between these two teams for that.

Half an hour or so remains in the session.

It's missing the stumps by a fair way.

England lose their review and now only have one left.

Well Blundell has not hit it...

England are reviewing an lbw against Tom Blundell.

It doesn't look perfect but the appeal was big from James Anderson.

A bit too high? Going down leg?

It kind of counts, Grace. Can anyone beat it? Have you been at a cricket ground aged younger than two weeks?

Jimmy Anderson fails to break this partnership on his return to the attack.

The TV commetators are talking up the prospects of New Zealand having a bowl at England with the new ball under the lights later.

Would England send in Stuart Broad as an opener if they did?

I wouldn't put it past them.

Overthrows!

Whose fault was this? Not Ben Foakes' surely... Probably not. The throw wasn't great.

Blundell adds four more to end the over. This is a dangerous little partnership now.

Scott Kuggeleijn looks like he can bat. Stuart Broad has taken over the short-ball ploy but is smashed to the boundary.