Josh Tongue is bowling rockets.

An 90mph nip backer clatters into pad of the left-handed Henry Nicholls, but after a brief conflab England decline to review.

Next ball an 89mph delivery which nips the other way beats the defensive prod of Nicholls.

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

Yes, he moved as you'd want a slip to move.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Harry Brook is an excellent catcher, a conventional first slip catches that.

Josh Tongue has his hand on his head.

He draws a genuine edge from a Henry Nicholls' waft which is angled into his body from round the wicket.

Harry Brook is stood a little wide of first slip and the ball goes between him and wicketkeeper Jamie Smith and skims the turf to the boundary for four.

That initial movement England were finding off the seam has dissipated a little in the past few overs.

Gus Atkinson with a maiden keeps it tight to keep the pressure on.

Josh Tongue gets one to spit off a length at Rachin Ravindra, but the Kiwi batter plays it with soft hands and, with only one slip in place, the ball races through the cordon for four.

The ball is going to be changed so the umpires decide to call drinks with two balls of Gus Atkinson's over remaining.

Ashwanth R Kavuluri
CricViz analyst

With New Zealand already leading by more than 100 runs, England need to be careful with their lengths. Of the 30-odd runs New Zealand have scored so far, 14 have come from deliveries pitched on a fuller length, at 7.63 runs per over. England will need to be wary of serving up too many full deliveries at this stage.

Rachin Ravindra with another demonstrative drive.

He has bit between his teeth as he biffs Gus Atkinson back down the ground for four, beating the diving Ben Stokes at mid-off.

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

It's better a pitch deteriorating rather than the common theme of them getting better and better.

Henry Nicholls underdoes and refastens the velcro straps on his gloves between deliveries.

Josh Tongue is honing in on the stumps but Nicholls is pretty stoic.

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

Archer is coming to his fifth over here, I would just give him one more.

Henry Nicholls late cuts the fourth ball of Jofra Archer's latest over which tests the razor-sharp reflexes of Jacob Bethell at gully.

Five overs from Archer, and he might be due a break now.

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Josh Tongue is tossed the ball by Ben Stokes now.

He's on the stumps, largely, but Rachin Ravindra thumps his final delivery of the over back down the ground for four.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

Nobody in the stands are leaving their seats at the minute, the cricket is gripping.

Another vicious delivery from Jofra Archer. It's not particularly quick - 83mph - but climbs into Henry Nicholls from back of a length.

Nicholls sways his head away as the ball fizzes through.

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Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

There is something in it for these bowlers today and batting has become a more difficult art than the previous few days.

Rachin Ravindra gets one in the slot from Gus Atkinson and the Kiwi elegantly drives through the covers for four.

Perhaps playing aggressively might be New Zealand's route out of a tricky start.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport cricket correspondent at Trent Bridge

This Test was 317-0 when Conway and Latham were together in the first innings. At Conway's dismissal in the second innings, the Test has since been 487-22.