OK, I think Bazball might just have jumped the shark. Jack Leach has just tried a switch hit!

The ball dribbles into the covers but still.

Jack Leach is in at number 10 and defends the last ball of the Tickner over.

Foakes will be disappointed to have gone just after reaching his half-century, he'd batted very well.

50 for Ben Foakespublished at 60.4 overs

60.4 overs

Eng 335-7

Ben Foakes goes to his fourth Test half-century. He has batted really nicely.

He gets there with a two as well, Robinson looked comfortable enough running it so that's good news for England.

We've got another delay. Ollie Robinson seems to have a problem and the physio is out to assess him.

The focus seems to be on his left knee. He may have tweaked it running two earlier in the over.

Meanwhile, New Zealand have successfully lobbied to get the ball changed.

Blair Tickner bowled a very good spell for New Zealand at the end of the first session today and he back into the attack with the hosts searching for a wicket.

Robinson is batting nicely as well, adding another boundary with a very well-executed reverse sweep for four.

A single to end the over takes England to another marker point in this innings; the lead is now 350.

For all the talk of the crash, bang, wallop that Bazball brings, Ben Foakes has shown that there is still space for a more traditional approach in the new regime.

He's doing a sterling job for his side again and is closing in on another half-century.

jambarrell: The final test of Bazball will be when we are 2-1 up in The Ashes needing only to draw the final match to win back the urn and Australia set us a target of 300 off 60 overs on the final day. Do we still go for it then?

Another quiet over. We've got 40 minutes until the dinner break, the shadows are starting to lengthen at the Bay Oval but it is still bright enough.

England will want to keep batting for a while yet.

Southee has quickly decided that there is little on offer if he holds a good line and length so bangs a couple in short.

One pops a little and, after fending it off, Robinson smiles like a man who knows he might benefit from such things in the not-too-distance future.

Bracewell sends down a long hop and Robinson whips it away with effortless timing.

Just a flick of the wrists and the ball races to the boundary cushion.

The Black Caps skipper, Tim Southee, is back on for his first bowl in a while.

He's on the money, as you'd expect, and keeps England to just two singles.

Inside edge, confirmed by UltraEdge. Robinson survives as the on-field decision is upheld.

New Zealand are down to their last review.

Big appeal from New Zealand as Bracewell turns one in to hit Ollie Robinson's pad.

Given not out but Southee reviews. Was there an inside edge? If not then Robinson is struggling.

Last night, Ollie Robinson said he was ready to take over as and when Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad retire.

After seeing him reverse sweep the first two balls of Bracewell's over, getting seven runs, I'm more convinced than ever that he can be the natural successor to the Burnley Lara.

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Stokes started slowly by his own usual standards. I think England have one eye on bowling under the lights.

Then he was obviously trying to accelerate again. It was a nice bit of bowling.

Foakes is fine and pulls the first ball back after drinks - and the last in the uncompleted Kuggeleijn over - for four.

England go past 300.

After easing the ball wide of mid-on for four earlier in the over, Foakes is hit by a Kuggeleijn bouncer.

The physio is going to come out to check him and, while that happens, everyone else will take drinks.