NZ 24-3published at 9 overs
Target 394
We've seen this before...
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Broad bowls Conway for two, Williamson for a duck, Latham for 15 & Blundell for one
Nicholls nicks Robinson behind
Broad & Anderson now have record for most wickets in Tests played together, surpassing McGrath & Warne
England bowled out for 374, setting NZ 394 to win
Root, Brook & Foakes all hit fifties; Tickner & Bracewell three wickets each
Day four live text to start at 00:45 GMT
NZ 24-3published at 9 overs
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I'll never tire of Stuart Broad spells like these.
Make it last forever.
WICKETpublished at 8 overs
Latham b Broad 15 (NZ 19-3)
Forget about the catches. Stuart Broad will just bowl you instead!
He's on one like only he can. It's another perfect delivery that nips back to hit the top of off stump.
Broad knows it too.
Latham dropped on 13published at 7.2 overs
Broad should have three! Zak Crawley has dropped another catch at slip, as he did in the first innings.
You've got to take that.
From the press boxpublished at 07:07 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February 2023
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End of X postNZ 17-2published at 7 overs
Latham 13, Nicholls 2
Stuart Broad has seen the replay of that Williamson wicket on the big screen. It's fair to say he liked it.
Chants of "Barmy Army" are booming around the Bay Oval.
Ollie Robinson begins his spell in tidy fashion after replacing Anderson.
What you've missedpublished at 07:04 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February 2023
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England are bowling under the lights after setting New Zealand a big target of 394. Stuart Broad has already taken two wickets.
But England began the day by adding 158 runs in the first session, with Joe Root and Harry Brook hitting fifties. Ollie Pope also hit 49.
In the second session England batted relatively slowly, seemingly a tactic to stretch out their innings so they could begin bowling at New Zealand after sunset with the new ball.
Ben Foakes added 51 from 80 balls while Ollie Robinson hit 39 from 48.
Ben Stokes came in below Foakes and did manage to hit the six he needed to overtake Brendon McCullum's Test record before being stumped.
England were finally bowled out 20 minutes into the final session and have started well in their quest for 10 wickets for victory.
Broad has bowled Devon Conway for two, a wicket that means Broad and James Anderson have overtaken Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath as the most successful bowling partnership in Test history.
That was followed up by a beauty from Broad to castle Kane Williamson for a duck and leave New Zealand 14-2, chasing 394.
NZ 14-2published at 6 overs
Target 394
That was pretty much a perfect delivery from Stuart Broad.
Now he's revving the crowd up like we have seen so many times before.
He has taken two of the biggest wickets inside six overs of this innings.
WICKETpublished at 5.5 overs
Williamson b Broad 0 (Eng 14-2)
Broad bowls Kane Williamson with a beauty!
He's off on one - one of those iconic expressions across his face.
The ball has nipped back, gone between the great Williamson's bat and pad and flicked the top of off stump, lighting up the bails in the process.
NZ 14-1published at 5.2 overs
The record-breaking moment...
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Absolutely stunning achievement from Anderson & Broad. To overtake McGrath & Warne is no mean feat. This partnership will live long in the memory of England fans, what will we do when they hang up the whites?
Paul in Dubai
NZ 14-1published at 5 overs
Target 394
There have been so many special wickets in those 1,002.
Broad's spell against the Aussies at the Oval in 2009. Anderson passing McGrath at the same ground in Alastair Cook's final match.
What's your favourite Branderson moment?
Postpublished at 06:52 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February 2023
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End of X postWICKETpublished at 4 overs
Conway b Broad 2 (NZ 14-1)
Bowled 'im!
Good from Stuart Broad who hones in on the stumps with this gleaming pink balls but it's not a good shot from Devon Conway. He has had a big drive to a full-ish ball, leaving a gap between bat and pad and is castled.
That wicket means Broad and James Anderson have overtaken Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath as the most successful bowling partnership in Test history.
NZ 11-0published at 3 overs
Latham 9, Conway 2
Some high clouds have drifted over the ground in a timely manner for England. Every little helps from their perspective.
As a result I can see four shadows, each cast by a floodlight, around Anderson as he runs in.
No scares yet for the Black Caps openers.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 06:44 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February 2023
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You can always guarantee waking up to an England Test in a very different place to where you left it...
Harry, Bristol
NZ 9-0published at 2 overs
Target 394
Remember the days when England fans used to wake up too nervous to check the score? Things have changed.
Four slips are waiting for Stuart Broad but he bowls too straight. Tom Latham clips him for four.
How's stat?!published at 06:36 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February 2023
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End of X postNZ 1-0published at 1 over
Target 394
One ball in Anderson's opening over cuts back off the pitch. Devon Conway looks the definition of focus as he stares wide-eyed back at the England seamer.
NZ 1-0published at 0.1 overs
It's Jimmy Anderson to start with the ball. Of course it is.
Even in 10 minutes the light has faded quite a bit. It's not quite dark but gloomy.
Tom Latham steals a single first up.