Jofra Archer returns to harry Daryl Mitchell, thwacking the number five's gloves with his second delivery.

Mitchell then takes a tap and run single into the leg side and Rachin Ravindra puts in a full dive as he runs to the danger end.

Emilio Gay collected the ball but couldn't get a clean throw away.

A first maiden of the day for Ben Stokes, with Rachin Ravindra unable to get him away.

Six dot balls for the New Zealand number three, who only faced one ball in the first couple of overs of the day.

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Daryl Mitchell likes to play well outside his crease and even charge the bowlers more often than not. His average impact point of 2.2m from the stumps is the highest for any batter in this series.

It might not be a bad idea for Jamie Smith to stand up to the stumps - apart from to Jofra Archer - to limit his movement and pin him to the crease.

Now Jofra Archer beats the outside edge!

Daryl Mitchell is living a bit of a charmed life, but he gets through the final ball of the over.

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A second-ball wicket for Jofra Archer?

He strikes Daryl Mitchell on the pads and goes up very confidently.

The umpire agrees with him and raises a finger - Mitchell decides to use one of New Zealand's three reviews.

Let's see... over the top!

The ball struck a little above the knee roll and the side view does show Mitchell was batting out of his crease.

He survives, and New Zealand retain their review.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Archer was so confident he didn't so the turn around straight away.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

If those runs are below 300, then it only takes a magical innings. If you are in the New Zealand camp, you won't be thinking that this is done and dusted.

The first runs of the day for Daryl Mitchell, pushing a two into the covers.

Ben Stokes then sends down a delivery that shoots through very low - promising for removing the remaining New Zealand batters, ominous for the fourth innings.

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England's players have been gathered on the boundary for a little while now.

To the final notes of Jerusalem they walk onto the pitch at Trent Bridge.

It's cooler in Nottingham today, a high of 23 Celsius with a moderate chance of some rain in the first couple of hours of the day - clear after that.

Ben Stokes is going to take the first over of the day.

If you're after something to occupy you as we build up to the 11am start, we've got you covered.

Firstly, be sure to read Stephan Shemilt's day three report from Trent Bridge.

If you missed any of yesterday's action you can watch Today at the Test on iPlayer.

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Having taken a first innings lead of 84, New Zealand did wobble a bit yesterday afternoon.

The Black Caps were 12-2 and 51-3 before Daryl Mitchell joined Rachin Ravindra at the crease.

The pair resume on 26 and 60 respectively with an unbeaten partnership of 69.

A big day four at Trent Bridge.

New Zealand resume on 120-3, a lead of 204.

Add 50-100 runs, they set-up an extremely challenging chase for England.

Add much more than that and we'll be looking at a classic fourth innings if the hosts were to take the victory.

Lose and it's extends a poor run of form to only two wins in 10 matches and a home series defeat.

England's bowlers need to be in the wickets early doors - let's see how they get on.