drinks break
NZ 54-0
A second maiden in a row for Josh Tongue, to Tom Latham this time.
We head into drinks - and hey, England have bowled 14 overs in the hour, will wonders never cease?
That's in part because England have introduced a spinner very early in the match on day one.
NZ 51-0
After conceding nine runs in his first over, Josh Tongue has a better time in his second.
He sends down a maiden to Devon Conway.
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Ashwanth R Kavuluri
CricViz analyst
New Zealand's batters have pounced on anything overpitched so far.
In the first 10 overs England's pacers bowled 11 deliveries on a length of 3m or fuller, conceding 28 runs. In comparison, the remaining 49 deliveries pitched at 6m or shorter went for just 17 runs.
NZ 51-0
Here's Shoaib Bashir as England make changes at both ends - the spinner is back after missing the second Test and not having bowled in the first on a seam-friendly pitch at Lord's.
A Devon Conway chip into the covers just passes Joe Root, before Tom Latham brings up New Zealand's fifty with a swept boundary behind square.
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Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on Test Match Special
Ben Stokes has been really in charge of his field. He's changing the slips, gullies and backward point. Feels like he's really thinking about the game and trying to be on top of it.
NZ 45-0
First change for England as Josh Tongue replaces Jofra Archer - I suspect we won't see any eight-over spells from him in these conditions, as we did at The Oval.
It's a productive over for New Zealand, with Tom Latham taking the first ball off his toes and sending it for four through mid-wicket, then replicating the same shot for another boundary two deliveries later.
NZ 36-0
Another edge goes wide of England's fielders, as Devon Conway splices an edge off Gus Atkinson through backward point for four.
Frustrating for England, who also conceded a Tom Latham three earlier in the over through a similar area.
NZ 54-0
A second maiden in a row for Josh Tongue, to Tom Latham this time.
We head into drinks - and hey, England have bowled 14 overs in the hour, will wonders never cease?
That's in part because England have introduced a spinner very early in the match on day one.
NZ 51-0
After conceding nine runs in his first over, Josh Tongue has a better time in his second.
He sends down a maiden to Devon Conway.
Post
Ashwanth R Kavuluri
CricViz analyst
New Zealand's batters have pounced on anything overpitched so far.
In the first 10 overs England's pacers bowled 11 deliveries on a length of 3m or fuller, conceding 28 runs. In comparison, the remaining 49 deliveries pitched at 6m or shorter went for just 17 runs.
NZ 51-0
Here's Shoaib Bashir as England make changes at both ends - the spinner is back after missing the second Test and not having bowled in the first on a seam-friendly pitch at Lord's.
A Devon Conway chip into the covers just passes Joe Root, before Tom Latham brings up New Zealand's fifty with a swept boundary behind square.
Post
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on Test Match Special
Ben Stokes has been really in charge of his field. He's changing the slips, gullies and backward point. Feels like he's really thinking about the game and trying to be on top of it.
NZ 45-0
First change for England as Josh Tongue replaces Jofra Archer - I suspect we won't see any eight-over spells from him in these conditions, as we did at The Oval.
It's a productive over for New Zealand, with Tom Latham taking the first ball off his toes and sending it for four through mid-wicket, then replicating the same shot for another boundary two deliveries later.
NZ 36-0
Another edge goes wide of England's fielders, as Devon Conway splices an edge off Gus Atkinson through backward point for four.
Frustrating for England, who also conceded a Tom Latham three earlier in the over through a similar area.
