END OF OVER:201 | 12 Runs | NZ: 615/9
- Neil Wagner11 (5b)
- Trent Boult1 (1b)
- Jack Leach47-7-153-2
- Jofra Archer42-15-107-1
4.15pm: England's openers will be out in about ten minutes, Rory Burns having not been on the field after suffering that split thumb yesterday. There are something like 28 overs left in the day... and some news from the New Zealand camp: Tom Latham is going to keep wicket, to give Watling a break after his marathon effort with the bat
With that, New Zealand have declared, Wagner and Boult trotting from the pitch to strap on their bowling boots. England need 263 to win to make New Zealand bat again, although realistically they need to find a way to get through the remaining 3.9 sessions of this Test if they are to avoid defeat
"7th highest ever test score by a wicketkeeper from BJ," notes Alex. "An outstanding innings."
Neil Wagner is the other new batsman
END OF OVER:200 | 5 Runs 1 Wkt | NZ: 603/9
- Neil Wagner0 (0b)
- Jofra Archer42-15-107-1
- Jack Leach46-7-141-2
New Zealand will continue batting, though, as Trent Boult walks out at No. 11
BJ Watling c †Buttler b Archer 205 (667m 473b 24x4 1x6) SR: 43.34
Jofra Archer from the other end
END OF OVER:199 | 8 Runs 1 Wkt | NZ: 598/8
- BJ Watling201 (467b)
- Jack Leach46-7-141-2
- Sam Curran35-7-119-3
TG Southee c & b Leach 9 (21m 13b 0x4 1x6) SR: 69.23
Jack Leach asked to go back to the well
Evening all. What a knock from BJ Watling... and look, England are about to bring up a double-hundred themselves. This will be 200 overs bowled in an innings for only the third time this century (assuming New Zealand don't declare at the end of this one)