Southee bowls Crawley to end frenetic innings
Leach takes five wickets as NZ bowled out for 483 - a lead of 257
NZ lose last five wickets for 28 runs
Collapse begins when part-time bowler Brook has Williamson (132) caught down leg side
Bracewell then run out by Foakes after failing to ground his bat in the course of a run
Blundell hits 90 & Mitchell 54 as NZ middle order frustrates England
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Favourite Kiwi is Tim Southee, a bit like a poor man’s Stuart Broad, great bowler, handy with the bat and always gives it his all.
Lyle
Image source, Getty ImagesGlided through the covers by Kane Williamson off Ollie Robinson as he helps push New Zealand beyond the 300-mark.
Lead is 77 runs.
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I don't understand all the hate towards England enforcing the follow on. NZ are effectively 71-5...
Alex
(Mark 22.32) Disaster?? Following on? It was all they really could do if they wanted to remain aggressive. They are not here to draw Test matches. They want to win.
Jimmy, Kent
Ollie Robinson draws an edge from Tom Blundell, who plays the ball with soft hands. Zak Crawley's diving stop at second slip prevents the boundary.
Stephan, as you may know, is a wicketkeeper... Part of the same union, and all that.
Ollie Robinson challenging Tom Blundell outside his off stump. The Kiwi batter looks much more nervous than his predecessor.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Wellington
Image source, Getty ImagesHuge assist to Ben Foakes for that last wicket. It just goes to show how important the keeper can be, even if he isn't involved in the dismissal.
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Scott McCarthy: My favourite Kiwi cricketer is John Wright, Derbyshire longest-serving overseas player. He'd the gift of knowing when to attack and when to defend. An amazing 96 against the West Indies in 1980 and a century partnership when Derbyshire won the NatWest Trophy in 1981.
Lead by 71 runs
Yes, Mark. Good bowling brings about batter error.
Stuart Broad finishes his over with a rasping delivery which strikes Tom Blundell near the box as he attempts to work it to leg.
Just over 20 minutes to lunch.
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Mark Burt: Bit of genius cricket there. Best wicketkeeper in the world comes up to the stumps, Mitchell forced to change his position, perfect short ball from Broad.
Mitchell c Root b Broad 54 (NZ 297-4)
A bit of a brain fade from Daryl Mitchell.
Ben Foakes stands up at the stumps to Stuart Broad, who bangs it in the deck and Mitchell loses his composure, as well as his balance in the crease.
The Kiwi batter takes on the hook and ends up skying it to Joe Root behind square who gratefully takes a comfortable catch.
Cheers from the England fans at the Basin Reserve. Another wicket and the momentum is with the tourists.
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Mark Hollings: Ben Stokes has got most things right as captain. But enforcing the follow-on has proven to be an absolute disaster. Never do it again!
It's taken 148 balls and the best part of four hours but Kane Williamson has his half-century thanks after working the last ball from Jack Leach's over.
Real graft from the Kiwi.
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This Test is a good pre Ashes run-out to remind us that we aren't quite there yet. I think it probably confirms Bairstow back for Crawley, Archer or Wood are needed in as a very hostile option, and Jack Leach just isn't quite the option we need out of our spinner.
Andrew in Melbourne
Kane Williamson now gets his chance to bring up fifty from the last three balls of this Jack Leach over. He nails the first one straight to the fielder, though.
That's a half-century for Daryl Mitchell off 52 balls.
Daryl Mitchell dances down the pitch to Jack Leach and wallops the England left-arm spinner back over his head and into the stands for six.
That got the full treatment.
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Image source, Getty ImagesNigel Jones: Favourite NZ cricketer - Brendon McCullum. Not just because of his current role. He brought the same attitude to NZ cricket when he was captain. A positive force for the game.
At least not in the men's game, Jeff.
Meanwhile, more histrionics from Stuart Broad at the Basin Reserve. Daryl Mitchell's defensive push to Broad's sparring partner James Anderson at mid-off hangs in the air but the latter's dive forward is in vain. He could not quite get his hands to it.
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Image source, Getty ImagesI know he only played ODIs but Jeff Wilson, All Black and Black Cap. Don't think I'll see that again in my lifetime.
Rich, Portsmouth
Jack Leach, who has 2-88, continues to plug away at the other end. Kane Williamson backs way to give himself some room and then cuts the final ball of Leach's over to add a couple more.
He is one run away from a half-century now.
