Summary

  • First Test, day one, Lord's - NZ win toss and bowl

  • Tourists close on 61-6, trailing England by 140 runs after staggering first day

  • Recalled Robinson takes three wickets in stunning first over back, ending with 4-10, while Atkinson and Tongue claim one each

  • England struggle in good bowling conditions, with only Brook able to counter before holing out for 56 off 71 balls to Smith

  • Jamieson claims five-wicket haul, dismissing debutant Gay, Smith, Stokes, Atkinson and Robinson as hosts are bowled out for 140 on rain-affected day

  • Watch highlights on BBC Two and iPlayer from 19:00 BST

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Live Reporting

by Ffion Wynne & Sam Drury

  1. wicket

    WICKET

    Gay c Mitchell b Jamieson 8 (Eng 16-1)

    Gone!

    Frustration for Emilio Gay as he falls for eight on his Test debut, after a couple of pleasing boundaries.

    Kyle Jamieson finally finds the right length for this pitch and locates the edge, with Daryl Mitchell taking a simple catch at slip.

    Over to you, Jacob Bethell...

  2. Eng 15-0

    Ben Duckett clips a couple off his pads as Matt Henry strays on to leg stump, and a single off the final ball means the batters will swap ends for the first time as they've been dealing in boundaries up until now.

  3. Eng 12-0

    Careful!

    Emilio Gay tries to cut off the back foot but the ball keeps a little low, before he's squared up by Jamieson and trapped on the pad.

    There's enough out there for the New Zealand quicks.

  4. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    Emilio Gay will be delighted by the way he's started. He's played a couple of good shots.

  5. Eng 12-0

    Emilio Gay's first boundary was a freebie but the second is a stunner.

    Crunched past mid-on for four more!

  6. Ashwanth R Kavuluri
    CricViz analyst

    Most runs for England in the Bazball era:

    1. Joe Root - 4,054 (82 inns)
    2. Harry Brook - 3,178 (60 inns)
    3. Ben Duckett - 2,964 (74 inns)
    4. Ollie Pope - 2,700 (73 inns)
    5. Zak Crawley - 2,499 (79 inns)

    England have dropped one of their mainstays in favor of Emilio Gay. Zak Crawley also featured in 43 Test matches during the Bazball era - only Joe Root (47) has played more than him.

  7. Eng 8-0

    Good correction from Matt Henry, as Ben Duckett safely negotiates the rest of the over.

  8. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    Nice and controlled. Duckett waited for it and punched it through extra cover.

  9. Eng 8-0

    Duckett off the mark.

    A glorious straight drive for four as England start positively.

  10. Eng 4-0

    A wayward over from Kyle Jamieson, and I bet Emilio Gay can't believe his luck.

  11. Eng 4-0

    Full toss, smashed for four!

    Lord's breathes a huge sigh of relief along with Emilio Gay.

  12. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport cricket correspondent at Lord's

    Ben Duckett has taken the first ball in only seven previous Test innings - he's been number two in 70. Of those seven innings when Duckett has taken strike, just once was alongside Zak Crawley.

  13. Eng 0-0

    A maiden to start from the ever-reliable Matt Henry.

    Emilio Gay's first ball in international cricket incoming...

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    I don't think much work is being done by those at Emilio Gay's first club, Bedford Cricket Club this morning, as we're all listening in to follow Emilio's debut! Fingers crossed the weather plays ball. Wishing Emilio all the best.

    Tom, Bedford

  15. Eng 0-0

    The lesser-spotted Ben Duckett leave.

  16. All eyes on Emilio Gay, who goes through some shadow batting drills on the sidelines before jogging behind Ben Duckett out to the middle where the sun is shining.

    But it is Duckett who will face the first ball from Matt Henry.

    Let's get going.

  17. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport cricket correspondent at Lord's

    I wonder what Emilio Gay is going through right now. A Test debut at a murky Lord's against a very skilful New Zealand attack. He hasn't batted for three weeks, when he got a duck against Kent. What a welcome to international cricket.

  18. So, we're going to get a first look at England's new opening partnership shortly.

    Zak Crawley is the most notable omission from the squad after the Ashes rebuild, as Ben Duckett will be joined by Durham's Emilio Gay.

    The conditions probably aren't what he dreamt about, though. Grey skies, drizzle around and the likes of Matt Henry and Will O'Rourke charging in... good luck.

  19. This is, of course, England's first Test since the winter's fateful Ashes series which we're all definitely over by now... right?

    That doesn't mean it's been quiet in the world of Bazball, as the rebuild begins today with Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes still at the wheel.

    England will know that they need to start well here, otherwise all of those talking points from Australia are going to keep bubbling away.

    Read more here from BBC cricket correspondent Stephan Shemilt about how England are planning to move on from their "Ashes hangover".

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    I like England’s batting line up but the bowling attack is pretty weak. I can’t see us bowling NZ out for a low total unless Stokes gets a few. Bowling first with the clouds overhead could produce a big start for NZ.

    Nick, Gloucestershire