Rain delayed the start of the second Test and interrupted play until mid-afternoon Getty Images
England won the toss and chose to bowl first, with James Anderson striking almost immediately Getty Images
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It was Anderson's 400th Test wicket - becoming the eighth fast bowler to achieve the landmark Getty Images
Kane Williamson fell second ball before Stuart Broad removed Ross Taylor to put New Zealand in trouble Getty Images
Brendon McCullum arrived to strike his first ball for six over cover but his counter-attack ended first ball after tea when another aggressive drive found mid-off Getty Images
Mark Wood then produced a beauty to clean bowl BJ Watling to leave the tourists struggling again Getty Images
Needing another response, Luke Ronchi - on debut - provided the second counter-attack of the day... Getty Images
...and went to fifty in just 37 balls to put New Zealand back into a strong position Getty Images
But Ronchi fell into a leg trap and departed for 88 as late wickets brought England back into an absorbing day Getty Images
