England vs New Zealand, second Test: live score and latest updates from Trent Bridge

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Two wickets in two balls for England as Anderson strikes with a long hop. Enter Henry Nicholls who throws the bat at a cut stroke and slices the ball over a leaping fourth slip for four.

A replay of Stokes' wicket shows he beat Young and hit him on the glove with the fourth ball of the over. That was the inswinger. The last ball on the same trajectory tailed away and took the edge. Magnificent. 

Latham c Potts b Anderson 26  Eyes light up when Anderson drops short, angling into the captain from round the wicket. He swivels to pull and though he collared it firmly enough it was too close to midwicket and Potts clings on with both hands. One brings two! And a positively Bothamesque con job from Anderson.  FOW 84/2

Stokes continues to be bothered by his left boot, removing it a third time before lacing it up. Young blocks then gorges on a wider, fuller one, easing it through cover for four with lovely timing. This had been a fine opening  blunting England's best two bowlers, seeing off the tyro and now feasting on the spinner and all-rounder before lunch on day one.  He drives another four, luckily because Leach really should have stopped it at cover, but then succumbs to one that hits his bat harder than he thought. 

Young c Crawley b Stokes 47  Crouches forward to pick it up to his left off his boot laces at second slip. In between a couple of pies this over there were a couple of testing deliveries, this one kicking up and finding the shoulder of the bat.  FOW 84/1

Double change Jack Leach replaces Potts from the Pavilion End. He has a slip, short leg, shortish backward