Leach picks up three wickets in afternoon session
Pope takes two brilliant catches off Leach at bat-pad
Anderson also takes three wickets, reducing NZ to 21-3
England declare on 435-8, after Root brings up 150
Tourists add 120 runs on second morning
Brook chips return catch to Henry, falling for 186 off 176 balls
Stokes out in ugly fashion - slapping ball to mid-off
England lead two-match series 1-0
Broad lbw b Bracewell 14 (Eng 389-7)
Plumb.
Well bowled by Michael Bracewell from round the wicket to the left-handed Stuart Broad. It straightened nicely and was going on to hit middle.
Ollie Robinson the new batter for England.
He has not... this looked pretty straight.
Stuart Broad attempts to sweep Michael Bracewell and is struck low on the pad. He reviews. Has he got some bat on this?
There's a tribute Twiiter account named after Stuart Broad's batting for a reason.
Neil Wagner bangs it in short and Broad swats at it like there's a fly bothering him and the ball ricochets off the top edge of his bat for four.
Not how, but how many, for the Nighthawk
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BT Sport
If you are young player you want Joe Root's record, but he's shown with the likes of Harry Book that the game is evolving and challenging for you.
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Image source, Getty ImagesPeter Sketch: I wonder if there's ever been an England partnership of 300 in an innings when we've been all out for under 400? Just asking...
Arjun Singh: Wow. At least we collapse with 360 on the board these days. Foakes a bit unlucky though.
Joe Root skips a couple of paces down the pitch and wallops Michael Bracewell's first ball over the advertising hoardings and on to the grassy banks with a slog sweep. Meaty. He got hold of all of that.
Stuart Broad and Root happy to knock the rest of the over into the gaps
Two overs until the new ball.
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Image source, Getty ImagesKieran: What's Stokes's average since becoming captain?
37.21 compared to 35.76 in the ranks...
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Wellington
Does it still count as the Nighthawk if it's night-time in the UK?
As expected the technology backs up the original call on field.
Stuart Broad the new batter by the way.
Neil Wagner strikes Joe Root, attempting a paddle over the slips, on the pad. New Zealand skipper Tim Southee reviews at the last second, but more in hope than expectation.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Wellington
Image source, Getty ImagesThe last England batter to be stumped for a duck in a Test was Paul Collingwood against Sri Lanka in Galle, 16 years ago.
Foakes st Blundell b Bracewell 0 (Eng 363-6)
Image source, Getty ImagesDeary me. A comedy of errors.
Ben Foakes has a pair of dazzling nice white spikes on. However, they don't give him the grip required when he lurches forward to play a defensive shot and he ends up face forward in the turf.
The England wicketkeeper is stumped, much to the delight of his counterpart Tom Blundell.
Image source, Getty ImagesThink we're all in agreement on Ben Stokes' batting. Will be something to be addressed in Bazball Part Deux.
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Theo: Stokes must be contracted to play every innings as a slogger… really needs to pick and chose his attack better. Such a waste of talent otherwise.
Sean Richard: I love this new approach from England, but for me Ben Stokes is SO much better than that. Too often he gets out to ugly shots. He is such a good player and can afford to wait for the bad balls.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Wellington
There is still the nagging suspicion that Ben Stokes the captain isn't quite getting the best out of Ben Stokes the batter. As if captain Stokes needs to have a sit down with batter Stokes to talk about getting the right tempo.
Stokes c sub (Kuggeleijn) b Wagner 27 (Eng 362-5)
Not one the England skipper will particularly want to watch again...
Having got away with a slash down the ground a little earlier he slices a delivery from Neil Wagner which got a little bigger on him to mid-off.
There was an impatience in that slog.
Image source, Getty ImagesSeven overs until the new ball so Kane Williamson scratches that luxurious beard of his and tells Tim Southee to give Michael Bracewell a go.
Ben Stokes misses a reverse sweep to the spinner's second ball, but promptly executes the shot to dispatch the next delivery to the boundary.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BT Sport
Image source, Getty ImagesOverall, I think Joe Root has gone back to a more traditional version of himself in this Test. He looks in control, he looks calm and saw off any tricky periods.
First bowling change of the day in Wellington as grizzled left-arm Neil Wagner comes into the attack. Ben Stokes and Joe Root happy enough to work him into the gaps to start with.