Matthew Fisher takes a single off the first ball from Matt Henry, allowing Sonny Baker to take the strike.

The number 11 faces five dot balls without scoring.

I've been there, Jamie.

Tourists are offered the opportunity to try and slip down the extremely narrow tunnel openings.

England find themselves in a substantially bigger hole here - they still trail by 142, as Matthew Fisher takes two off the first ball from Kyle Jamieson and then adds a single off his last.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist at Chester-le-Street

Biggest cheer of the day here as Ben Stokes comes into the attack FOR DURHAM.

And a dropped catch off his fourth ball! That would have been a story.

Alison Mitchell
Test Match Special commentator

That's an outstanding effort, Devon Conway retrieving the ball and doing it all on his own.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

It's not a bad option for Matt Fisher. That's the way to get rid of the keeper!

It came to Tom Blundell on the half volley. If he had got the ball in his gloves, Fisher would have been out.

Well, that's the danger of standing up.

Matthew Fisher scoots round to scoop Matt Henry over his shoulder and manages to flick the ball into a delicate area for wicketkeeper Tom Blundell - does that count as a drop?

The England number nine sends the next ball out to backward point and hares back for a two, diving for his crease.

The throw from Devon Conway is a touch wide and may not have even taken Fisher's wicket with a direct hit, but had it gone to the non-striker's end then New Zealand might have been in business, as Sonny Baker hesitated before taking the second.

Fisher subsequently takes a three out to point, with Conway again scrambling to stop a four.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport cricket correspondent at The Oval

Re: 66 overs. We have our Matt Henry playing. He bowls like a badminton player.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist at Chester-le-Street

England struggling. Ben Stokes warming up at Chester-le-Street...

Matthew Fisher turns Kyle Jamieson behind square for two, then takes a single to bring debutant Sonny Baker on strike.

The new batter doesn't score off his first four balls in Test cricket.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Nathan Smith's taken a good grab there. The tactic from yesterday afternoon to bring Tom Blundell up to the stumps has got Matthew Henry his 5-fer. England are in a pickle here.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

It's a very dry day today. Over the course of the next few days this pitch will bake and bake.

The problem here is you can't see where the boundaries are going to come from. England need to get that scoreboard ticking.

Steph is absolutely correct, of course, and he's too modest to say that he too stands up to the online seam attack when he plays in the annual BBC Sport cricket match.

Not sure we've got anyone who's bowling quite at Matt Henry's pace, mind.

Meanwhile that's a second consecutive maiden for Kyle Jamieson, bowling to Josh Tongue this time.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport cricket correspondent (and amateur keeper) at The Oval

The trend for keepers to stand up to the fast-medium bowlers has added a new dimension to Test cricket. Alex Carey was mesmerising during the Ashes, and Tom Blundell has been superb in this game. That's as good a keeping catch as you will see.

Josh Tongue, then.

He takes a single straight away, turning Matt Henry down to fine leg.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

It was a different sort of delivery from Matthew Henry, he's been targeting the stumps up until now. That's a good catch, that really is a good catch from Tom Blundell. He's got a huge smile on his face, keepers love that when they can pull that off