New Zealand v England, 1st Test, Auckland, 4th day
England find form and fluency
Henry Nicholls' highest first-class score, an unbeaten 145, set up New Zealand on a sunny afternoon in Auckland•Getty Images
New Zealand eventually declared at 427 for 8, with a first-innings lead of 369•Getty Images
Mark Stoneman found some form with a fluent 55•Getty Images
Joe Root took a painful blow to his right hand in the last over of the day•Getty Images
The condition and shape of the pink ball was in question again: Ben Stokes asks the umpire for his opinion•Getty Images
Kane Williamson looks on as the roller begins its mid-innings operation•Getty Images
But Neil Wagner dismissed him with a short ball, and his emotions were evident•Getty Images
Off the next ball, Boult dismissed him with a brute of a bouncer, leaving New Zealand with seven wickets to get on the final day•Stu Forster/Getty Images
Trent Boult had Alastair Cook caught down the leg side prior to the dinner break•Getty Images
After two frustrating days, the spectators were rewarded with a good day's cricket in Auckland•Getty Images