Mike Peter
BBC Sport journalist

We're taking lunch, at basically the standard time with the final wicket falling just before 1pm.

A handy last-wicket partnership for England, but they had a terrible start to their morning, losing three wickets for three runs as Matt Henry ran riot.

The New Zealand seamer finished with figures of 5-80, with Will O'Rourke taking a couple of wickets and Nathan Smith and Kyle Jamieson one apiece.

Here's Timothy Abraham to take you through the afternoon session.

Ben Jones
CricViz analyst

Five biggest first-innings deficits conceded by teams going on to win Tests at The Oval:

1. England beat Australia in 1902 after being 141 behind
2. India beat England in 2021 after being 99 behind
3. India beat England in 1971 after being 71 behind
4. Sri Lanka beat England in 2024 after being 62 behind
5. England beat Australia in 1997 after being 40 behind

Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

England are delighted with the way they've been able to construct those extra runs.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

That ultimately is a job well done by New Zealand.

Ben Jones
CricViz analyst

This is now England's third-highest 10th-wicket partnership in the Bazball era. The highest is Root and Archer's 70 at Brisbane in the winter just gone.

Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

Very fine innings from a number nine, an unexpected source you might say but nevertheless he's played right from the time he came to the crease.

Wickets fell and then he started to be more aggressive. Now, he's almost playing properly.

Another dot ball ends Matt Henry's over.

Matthew Fisher's four also brought up the 50 partnership off 95 balls.

It's the second largest of England's innings, behind Emilio Gay and Joe Root's third-wicket pairing of 74.

Sonny Baker has four of the partnership's runs, off 30 deliveries.

50 for Matthew Fisherpublished at 82.5 overs

82.5 overs

Eng 291-9; trail by 100

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There's Matthew Fisher's first Test half-century!

He faces four dot balls from Matt Henry then turns the New Zealand seamer square for his sixth four of the innings.

He raises his bat and looks skyward - just his third first-class 50, and it comes off 76 balls.

Sonny Baker survives the Kyle Jamieson over - indeed, he doesn't look too troubled as he faces all six deliveries.

It's a maiden, Jamieson's fifth of the innings.

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Matthew Fisher has two first-class half-centuries to his name with a top score of 88 against Leicestershire while playing for Yorkshire in 2024.

He's never made a professional hundred. He averages 16.73 in first-class cricket.

Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

It's the manner in which the runs have been achieved that will be frustrating. Matt Henry is not happy at all with the way the shots and the runs are coming.

New Zealand, even though they have this lead, will be frustrated at lunch.

New ball, then.

Matthew Fisher takes two to third off Matt Henry's second delivery, and is beaten comprehensively by his outswinging fourth while trying to clip into the leg side.

The England number nine then hacks a final ball four over third again, moving to 46.

That does mean Sonny Baker will face the returning Kyle Jamieson.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist at Chester-le-Street

Ben Stokes' first spell for Durham today is over. Six overs, two maidens, no wickets and 16 runs.

He had a big lbw shout off the last ball of the his sixth over turned down and slapped the floor in frustration after the umpire shook his head.

The umpire, incidentally, is former spinner James Tredwell, who played 20 times for England with Stokes.

New ball takenpublished at 12:41 BST

12:41 BST

Unsurprisingly, New Zealand take the new ball straight away.

Matt Henry is returning to take it, he'll be looking to wrap up this partnership of 43.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

It's shades of England and their tactics yesterday.

Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

These are very frustrating runs for New Zealand.

Nicely done by Matthew Fisher, swivelling on a short ball from Nathan Smith that didn't get up and sending it for four behind square.

Three balls later and he lashes Smith through the covers for another boundary, then takes a single to retain the strike.

That takes him to 40 from 65 deliveries.

Rachin Ravindra whirls through an over of left-arm spin, with Matthew Fisher taking his single from the fourth ball.

There's a hint of a chance there, edging past his stumps and Tom Blundell.

The new ball is due after the next over from Nathan Smith.