Here's Jimmy.

Leach ends his latest with a ripper to beat Williamson. The ball was angled in, pitching on off stump and turned sharply to fizz past the edge.

It comes after Young had got a thick edge between the slip and short leg fielders earlier in the over. Good stuff from England's left-arm spinner.

Loving this picture of Ollie Pope after he took a brilliant catch at bat pad to break that opening partnership between Devon Conway and Tom Latham.

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Kane Williamson has not been in the best of nick in this series but shows his class with a pull for four midway through the Broad over. He had all the time in the world as he played that.

The England bowler responds well, though, and beats Williamson's tentative prod to end the over.

Leach races through the over. A maiden to Young, who is doing his best to get forward and smother the spin - successfully for the time being.

Tidy enough from Broad but nothing to concern Williamson or Young in the over.

Jimmy Anderson, who I mentioned didn't come out at the start of the session, is back out there now.

There is another bowling change but it's Leach rather than Anderson coming on. Root hooked after taking the wicket of Latham. Harsh...

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Spin has done the trick for England but it's going to be seam now. Stuart Broad is back after a change of ends.

An impressive opening partnership of 149 by Tom Latham and Devon Conway. But still some way short of New Zealand's highest first-wicket stand against England.

Steve Dempster (136) and Jack Mills (117) put on 276 for the Kiwis in the second Test in January 1930. The match, incidentally, was also at the Basin Reserve in Wellington.

Will Young is the new batter and gets off the mark with a single first ball.

Those two wickets have changed things again, both openers gone and New Zealand are still 70 runs short of making England bat again.

Spin is doing the trick for the tourists at the Basin Reserve.

Has Root got another big wicket!? He thinks so and so does the umpire.

Latham reviews the lbw decision though. Big moment in the game...

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Ben Stokes is forced to ring the changes, so he's gone back to Joe Root. He should have bowled much earlier for me.

Ryan in Malta: Great start by New Zealand. You do get the impression they have decided to wear England down and ignore the BazBall factor... maybe the way teams will play against us in the future?

Just a one-over spell from Broad. He's replaced by Joe Root.

The sun is shining in Wellington now, it makes a change from the overcast conditions we've seen so far in this Test and the fans on the grass banks seem to be enjoying it.

Two from Leach's over.

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England's players have been only too happy to sign autographs for fans in this Test. Last night, when rain forced the players from the field, James Anderson spent a while signing bats etc, and Ben Stokes did something similar at the end of New Zealand's first innings this morning. England being good tourists...

We've got a break from those Stokes bouncers now as Stuart Broad comes into the attack.

Williamson gets off the mark from the last ball of the over, two worked through square leg.

So nearly a London buses situation for England!

Kane Williamson pushes hard at his first ball from Leach and the ball flies off the face of the bat and just wide of Pope at silly point.

If anyone had a chance of taking that, it was Pope. But that would have topped his grab to remove Mitchell yesterday.