England take three wickets in evening session but NZ edge day three
NZ openers put on 149 before Leach has Conway caught at bat pad
Latham follows soon after for 83, lbw to Root
Leach bowls Young with superb delivery
England enforce follow-on with NZ 226 runs behind
NZ following-on at home for first time since 2010
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Image source, Getty ImagesPeople need to look at this from the NZ perspective - they need to bat through 2 1/2 days, just to save the match. Expect a lot of defensive cricket.
Rob in Coventry
Tom Latham edges James Anderson, but the ball drops just short of Ollie Pope at third slip. That was comfortably short. England probing.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BT Sport
Image source, Getty ImagesCredit to Conway and Latham, they've had to work really hard. England have maintained their standards. They've been good enough, with a bit of luck, to hang in and then put away the bad balls.
It's probably the first hour as a captain where Ben Stokes has just let it settle. He hasn't changed it up, done fancy fields. I wonder if in the next hour he will change it up?
I'm really surprised he hasn't bowled.
Tom Latham has not retreated into his shell and eases on the back foot to cut James Anderson's first ball after drinks for four.
Well played, Mr Stocks.
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Quick chance to take stock.
Wisps of cloud hang low over Wellington as Jack Leach toils away over the wicket to this left-handed pair. Strange we've not see Joe Root on to spin the ball away from them both.
"Caaatchh-oooohhh" shouts Leach as Devon Conway comes down the pitch to his fourth delivery and aerially clips the ball into the leg side, but safely into vacant turf.
Latham 39, Conway 42
James Anderson a fraction too straight to Devon Conway, who is able to trust his defence against England's all-time leading wicket-taker. Is this part of Anderson's set-up, by encouraging him to feel bat on ball?
Back-to-back maidens.
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Lee: Re Rachel's request. It has to be Jack Leach's epic 1 not out 17-ball innings. Headingley 2019. Defensive prowess, steamed up glasses. It had it all!
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland are a little frustrated, but worth rembering that Devon Conway has a Test average of 53 while Tom Latham got his career-best 264* on this ground, against Sri Lanka in 2018. There was going to be a period when their batters wrestled back some of the momentum.
Jack Leach wraps up a maiden.
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Iain Jenkins: Gary Pratt running out Ricky Ponting - the greatest moment in the entire history of sport!
David Gower
Ex-England captain on BT Sport
It's moments like that where you need to grab the chance - literally. For me that has carried. It's a chance.
James Anderson into the attack.
His fourth ball almost brings England a wicket... but instead New Zealand get a boundary as Devon Conway edges it through the slips.
Did it carry to the diving Zak Crawley at second slip? It was close.
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Suggestion for Rachel, it has to be the Anya Shrubsole story, a childhood dream age 9 to play at Lord's like her father, came true years later winning a World Cup for England.
Trevor
Excellent shot from Devon Conway has David Gower purring about his "beautiful high hands". A fraction short from Jack Leach with his penultimate delivery and Conway uses the depth of the crease to time a back foot punch through the covers for four.
Dua Lipa's One Kiss blares around the Basin Reserve as Ben Stokes prepares to make a bowling change.
David Gower
Ex-England captain on BT Sport
Image source, Getty ImagesNo sweep shots from either of these players to Jack Leach.
Devon Conway saunters down the pitch and, easy you like, lifts Jack Leach back over mid-on's head and into the stands. Trying to throw the England spinner off his length, perhaps.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Wellington
Joe Root getting loose. Off-spin at the two left-handers on a pitch offering some turn.
Stuart Broad loses his line a little in that over, allowing two balls to slip down the leg side to Tom Latham. Unusually, for a left-hander he's twice not able to glance it to the boundary.
Four runs off that over.