34.5 Pulls, it's off the top edge and it's taken at deep square leg! That ends a 173-run stand Ends West Indies' second-highest opening stand against New Zealand. This was a short ball that Hope whacked in the air, it couldn't clear the field and Hope leaves before being able to shift gears. 173/1

35.1 Flashed, it takes the top edge and the skier is taken by Santner at cover! It was on a back of length just outside off, Mayers stood his ground and looked to go over extra. But once it went up, Santner ran back and took it well. Mayers leaves, acknowledging the applause by raising his bat. 173/2

48.4 and he perishes searching for another six! Finds deep midwicket, which was the bigger side of the innings. A dominating knock comes to an end, as he tries to pull that shortish ball on middle and off, which seemed to have kept lower than he expected. It was a slower ball too, as he tried to pull from deep midwicket. A massive innings from the captain 280/7

36.1 Taken at cover! Santner pitched it up around fifth, King reached across and looked to slap it over cover but it went flat to Mitchell there. New Zealand have the downpour following the drought. 181/3

38.5 Santner dangles the carrot and Brooks falls for it! Brooks stayed leg side and looked to slog the full ball over wide long-on but got it off the top edge to cover. New Zealand have pulled back the innings bigtime. 191/4

44.6 gone, good catch by Boult at mid-off! Boult moves to his right, and hangs his hands up to gobble that. Carty tries to loft, but falls. That was full - and close to being in the slot - on off, but perhaps just an inch too full for that shot. He went with high elbows after getting his front leg out of the way, but couldn't really get the placement 243/5

46.3 bowled him, the slower ball into play! Holder into his hoick across the line too early, as he swings after getting his front leg out of the way. It was a good length ball angling in, as it pitched just outside off - and kept a bit low, to be fair - before uprooting the off stump 259/6

49.1 confident shout for leg before, and given! But with nothing to lose, Hosein reviews. Looked out on first glance, as he missed his slog to the on side. It was a good length ball outside off, and angling in, and there is no edge involved while he attempted to heave. The ball hit him above the back knee, and replays show umpire's call on clipping the top of the stumps 286/8

19.4 lobbed to square leg. A soft dismissal! Joseph, as usual, says nothing with his expressions. Guptill went to clip this good length ball rising on to him towards middle and leg, but seemed to have got that off the higher side of the bat, as the extra bounce came into play. The fielder barely had to move, with Joseph striking in his first over of his second spell 102/2

3.6 Big shout for LBW, it's given. Allen decides not to review! After a host of length balls with the odd full one, Holder pitches it up almost at a half-volley length. It came in, beat the whip aimed over midwicket. Hit the pad after deviating away just a bit. He was glued to the crease which may have worked against him. Hawk-Eye shows it's just clipping leg. 20/1

24.3 a very confident appeal for leg before, and gone! But Conway reviews, although it looked plumb at first glance. A loopy and a fullish ball pitching on middle and off, and gripping and straightening. Conway looked to defend, but there was a gap between bat and pad. No bat involved, as he is hit on his front pad on what looked like middle and leg. Replays confirm it was much closer than anticipated, as it clipped the top of middle on umpire's call. Conway is gone, as another New Zealand batter departs after a good start 128/3

43.2 leading edge, and Pooran takes it running forward from long-on! Some late drama here? Latham, another set New Zealand batter, departs at a tricky time. He went for a swipe to this fullish ball on middle and off, but was beaten by the lack of pace. As a result, he swung too early, and the ball ballooned towards long-on, as Pooran ran forward and claimed it 259/5

41.3 taken at long-on! Can this be the turning point of the game? Mitchell went after the legspinner again, citing a shortish ball skidding on to him on middle and off. He was deep in the crease, as he tried to swish that hard, but didn't really get the ideal length for it. Another inch shorter, and he might have had it better. But anyway, a fantastic knock comes to an end, having taken New Zealand pretty close 248/4