Summary

  • New Zealand win by one run to draw two-match series 1-1

  • Number eleven Anderson dismissed by Wagner to give NZ victory

  • Foakes (35) & Leach took England to within seven runs of victory before former fell

  • Root out hooking for 95 & Stokes, batting in pain, makes 33

  • Four wickets and two catches for hostile Wagner

  • Brook run out without facing as England slip to 80-5

  • England also lose Pope, Duckett and Robinson early on day five

Live Reporting

Tom Mallows and Sam Drury

  1. BrookGetty Images

    England batter (and bowler?) Harry Brook to BT Sport on his dismissal of Kane Williamson: "I just thought I'd push him back with a bumper first ball and thankfully nicked him second ball. It gave us the breakthrough and it opened up the game.

    "I heard a noise and Joe Root was certain he it it, he changed Stokesy's mind (on the review).

    "Stokesy said at tea I might actually have a bowl so to be ready but I haven't bowled since the start of last summer with Yorkshire so my shoulder is a bit sore this morning."

    On the pitch and England's approach: "There has been a bit in it all game. A bit of bounce and seam throughout. But we will still play the same positive brand of cricket to put pressure on the bowlers and try and chase it as quick as possible."

  2. Sir Alastair Cook
    Former England captain on BT Sport

    It was tactical. If there was a spinner on, Robinson was going. If there was a seamer on, Broad was going.

    I did text Broady asking, 'is the Hawk down?' But he said he was fully padded up and if it was a seamer, he was ready to go.

  3. Speaking of which, Sir Alastair Cook has some information about why it was Robinson rather than the Nighthawk, aka Stuart Broad, came out after the fall of the wicket yesterday evening...

  4. It will be Ben Duckett and Ollie Robinson in the middle for England to start the day.

    The tourists are 48-1 after Zak Crawley was dismissed by a beauty from Tim Southee that jagged back to hit the top of his off stump.

  5. 'We can't wait'

    Jack Leach, speaking to BT Sport after taking a five-for on day four, said: "It's taken a while to get this point and tomorrow is looking like an exciting day. We can't wait."

  6. 'Even without trying, England produce compelling Test'

    England's Harry Brook celebrates taking his first Test wicket v New ZealandGetty Images

    Having to chase 258 to win would not have been England's plan after they asked New Zealand to follow-on, but it sticks to their desire for compelling Test cricket.

    Read more from Stephan Shemilt's excellent piece here.

  7. England's Ben Duckett bats in second Test v New Zealand at the Basin ReserveGetty Images

    Into day five we go...

    Even in a game they looked to have won inside a couple of days, England have managed to manufacture a thrilling conclusion.

    All results are still possible. England need 210 more runs, New Zealand need nine wickets.

    The first ball is just 15 minutes away.