England v New Zealand: second Test, day four – live!

LIVE – Updated at 18:10

Over-by-over report: New Zealand will bat again with a first-innings lead of 14 runs after England were all out for 539. Join Tim de Lisle for more.

Potts comes on and Bracewell belts him for two fours – before dying by the sword, going down the track and chipping to Broad at mid-on.

Another one! Potts’s golden arm suddenly returns as Nicholls cuts a long hop straight to backward point.

118th over: England 502-5 (Root 176, Foakes 40) Joe Root. I don’t even know what else to say. Boult chases in, and this time Root finds third man by allowing the ball to his his crossed bat, hit the ground, and race away past gully’s dive. He is just an absolute master – a poet and an artist, but with a strong sense of mischief. Boult. though, comes back well, tucking him up when he tries to cut for no reward. A single follows, then Foakes adds one more and England are motoring. That’s 29 off the first four overs this morning.

64th over: New Zealand 196-5 (Mitchell 23, Bracewell 17) Leach manages to keep Bracewell quiet, partly because there are now four men out patrolling the boundary.

On commentary Mel Jones mentions that Shane Warne has received a posthumous honour – becoming an officer of the Order of Australia. A nice gesture, though it’s a slight surprise that he didn’t have it already.

Broad slashes and though the ball is past Mitchell, he leaps one-handed to hold a beauty. Amazingly, Broad walks.

63rd over: New Zealand 195-5 (Mitchell 23, Bracewell 16) After warming up with those two fours, Bracewell now pulls Broad for six! With the greatest of ease. That’s no way to treat one of your fellow cricketing dynasts.

23rd over: New Zealand 56-1 (Young 24, Conway 24) Well though Potts bowled, and much as