Wow. What a delivery from Henry.

A short ball but it just keeps rising, takes the edge of Stokes' bat before flicking off the fingertips of Blundell's gloves and going over the slips for four.

There is still plenty in this pitch and not much more Stokes could've done with that ball.

Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BT Sport

This is why Test cricket is such a wonderful game.

We all had England as quite heavy favourites before start of play but an hour and 15 minutes in and New Zealand have found a way to change that.

The Bracewell spell ends after one 17-run over. We're back to seam as Matt Henry returns to the attack.

Interesting that Joe Root is really targeting the leg side today. No unfurling of the hands through the off side.

New Zealand could barely have dreamt of a better start to day five, four wickets before drinks including the big one of Harry Brook - who they didn't even need to bowl a ball to!

Joe Root and Ben Stokes are trying to rectify the situation for England and look set to attack the spin of Michael Bracewell. It's all about risk and reward again...

Neil Wagner does his bit to help calm everybody down after the chaos of that Bracewell over.

No, I know, that doesn't sound very Wagner but it's true.

Just a single to Root from the over before an edge from Stokes falls just short of slip to end the over. Time for drinks.

After being swept, Bracewell drops short and Root pulls the ball away for four more!

Short again and Bracewell is saved by Root's shot bouncing off Tom Latham at short leg - painful for Latham but he's saved three runs.

Big turn away from Stokes to finish the over. Is that enough for Southee to stick with him?

Eng 101-5published at 25.3 overs

25.3 overs

OK, here we go! After gloving an attempted sweep over the wicketkeeper's head first up and getting a fortuitous two, Root skips down and plants the next one over long on for six!

Now a hard sweep, four more and that brings up the 100 for England.

Pressure on Bracewell early.

Three singles, including a first run for Stokes, from Wagner's over as England try to calm things down a bit.

We're about to see spin for the first time this morning, Michael Bracewell is coming on to bowl.

Stokes is yet to get off the mark as he plays out another maiden from Southee.

It's not what we've seen from him too much as skipper but we know he's more than capable of soaking up pressure for long spells before counter-attacking.

Joe Root, perhaps feeling he has a duty to make amends for his not insignificant part in the Harry Brook run out, clips Wagner through mid-wicket nicely for two.

The Kiwi left-armer is making things happen, though, and finds the edge a couple of balls later.

It goes at a catchable height but thankfully for Root and England, it is in the gap and away for four.

Ben Stokes is in with England in a hole of their own making. They need another 178 to win and only five wickets remaining.

Zak Crawley gets a lot of stick but you'd say he is the only batter in this second innings who could claim to have been done by a good ball.

David Gower
Ex-England captain on BT Sport

This game is impossible to predict. Full credit to New Zealand for the way they have taken to the field today, but I have no idea what was going on there between Root and Brook.

I think the blame has to be on Root's shoulders, that was a big misjudgement.

That angle from around the wicket ends up working against Wagner when he drops too short, the ball bounces up invitingly for Pope to pull it away in front of square.

Four runs.

First change of bowling for New Zealand, Neil Wagner is coming on and will bowl around the wicket to Pope.

Just a single from Southee's over.

The New Zealand skipper has started very well today, offering the England batters very little.

Blundell is still up to the stumps for Root, keeping the England man firmly in his crease.