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by Mike Peter & Timothy Abraham

  1. NZ 367-4

    Hands on heads among England's players.

    Daryl Mitchell attempts to leave a full-ish delivery from Josh Tongue but ends up inside edging it just past the stumps and away for four.

  2. NZ 363-4

    Barely a breath of wind at Trent Bridge and there are already a few beads of sweat on the heads of England's players.

    Daryl Mitchell is off the mark with a poke through point.

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    Sat in a bar in Bengaluru (34c), in an England shirt, surrounded by Indian fans who seem to be loving the downfall of English Test cricket! Hopefully can be given something to chirp back with today ahead of the T20 series.

    Rhys, Bengaluru

  4. The players are in position and ready to go at Trent Bridge.

    Jofra Archer has five balls left of an over to complete.

    Daryl Mitchell is the Kiwi batter on strike. Nightwatcher Will O'Rourke at the non-striker's end.

  5. Scorchioooooo

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    Another day of glorious sunshine ahead at Trent Bridge with temperatures in the early 30s.

    Plenty of suncream and liquid refreshment required for the punters.

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  7. Southee hopes history repeats

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    England assistant coach Tim Southee hopes it's all just a little bit of history repeating at Trent Bridge.

    Four years ago, England's Bazball style was born in a remarkable run-chase against a New Zealand side including Southee. The home side won despite conceding 553 in the first innings.

    This time, England lost a crucial toss and toiled while visiting openers Tom Latham and Devon Conway added 317.

    But England hit back with four wickets late on the opening day to leave New Zealand 361-4.

    "When you have guys who played in those games, there will probably be a few guys in the New Zealand changing room with that in the back of their mind," said Southee.

    "It's always there in the memory bank, so we'll see how it unfolds."

  8. Welcome...

    Highlights: England strike late after New Zealand dominate day one of third Test

    Morning Richie, morning Tony, morning everyone.

    The sun was cracking the flags in Nottingham yesterday on what was inevitably a day of batting dominance for New Zealand after they won the toss.

    However, England produced a late rally with the ball to give themselves hope. Can that hope turn into something of substance? We shall find out over the course of the day.

    Welcome to live coverage of day two of the third and deciding Test from Trent Bridge.