England vs New Zealand LIVE: Cricket result and reaction from second Test after Jonny Bairstow hundred inspires win

Boult is a little wayward with his attempted yorker and Stokes flicks him away for another four to the midwicket boundary.

Four runs to win.

14 runs left to win for England as Trent Boult continues to bowl at Ben Stokes.

The England captain blocks the first couple of deliveries before clearing his front leg and launching the ball into the stands for another six!

Eight runs required now.

Dropped! Matt Henry sends one in on a good length and Foakes is through his shot too early. He pushes at the ball and knocks it to Bracewell at cover, he has three chances to grab at the ball as he drops to his right but fumbles them and the ball spills loose!

A short arm jab off the hip from Ben Foakes sees him collect his second boundary of the day. England aren’t in a hurry to knock off these runs, they’re just taking advantage of the loose balls now.

Ben Foakes seems pretty composed. He’s been in decent nick with the bat and works Trent Boult away for a two before turning one round the corner for a single to fine leg.

New Zealand are keeping the field orthodox to Stokes now. No more giving him ones. He sees out the over and England need 18 more runs to win.

Close! Stokes pushes the ball back at Henry and looks to steal a single but the bowler leaps to his right, stops the ball and has a shy at the stumps which just flies wide. Stokes dives back to the crease but he would have been short of his ground.

Keep your head Ben Stokes. 21 runs needed to win.

Matt Henry is brought back on and New Zealand push the field back to give Stokes a single which he takes. They want to target Ben Foakes as the new batter.

It doesn’t work as Foakes pulls one away to the midwicket boundary for his first four.

There’s a bit of admin still to do for England. The draw is out of the question but Ben Stokes and Ben Foakes need to marshall England to the close.

Another couple of wickets and New Zealand will feel like they can clean up the tail. Foakes sees out the over.

27 runs to win.

Jonny Bairstow’s fantastic innings comes to an end. Boult directs the ball across Bairstow who looks to cut it once again. He gets a little feather on the ball as it flies through to the wicketkeeper and has to depart.

He’s done his job though. England only require 27 runs to win now.

The Trent Bridge crowd rise to their feet to cheer him off as he walks back to the pavilion. Well batted Jonny Bairstow.

A follow-up leg stump half-volley from Boult is flicked away by Bairstow and he collects another boundary!