England left-arm Jack Leach gets a wicket again. New Zealand tail-ender Neil Wagner falls just two deliveries after Tim Southee's departure and New Zealand have been bundled out for 329. Jack Leach gets a five-wicket haul. England will be pleased overall with their bowling effort and New Zealand will be happy with their comeback after losing five wickets for 123. They were struggling at one stage and even 200 looked like a distant dream before England's familiar foes Tom Blundell andDaryl Mitchell came to the visitors' rescue once again.

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