Results, scores, wickets, odds, how to watch

Australia have a narrow lead with four wickets in hand during the first drinks break on day two. Australia have lost two wickets in the first hour but Marnus Labuschagne has looked comfortable moving from 45 to 74.

Mitchell Marsh has made his second successive duck, lbw on review to Matt Henry, leaving Australia 6/166, a lead of just four. Marsh was out first ball during the second innings of the first Test.

It was a brave review by New Zealand captain Tim Southee, who had already unsuccessfully used two reviews and would have had none for the remainder of Australia’s innings if this one was denied. It Henry his third five-wicket haul in Test cricket.

A lovely cut shot from Marnus Labuschagne behind point has given Australia’s No.3 his highest score in 15 inning going back to the Ashes touring in July last year. It also gave Australia the lead, passing New Zealand’s first innings total of 162. When he reached 64 Labuschagne passed the 63 he made during the Boxing Day Test.

Nathan Lyon is the first wicket to go on day two, caught by Daryl Mitchell at first slip off Matt Henry slashing at a length ball. Lyon scored 20 from just 27 deliveries in a 50 partnership with Marnus Labuschagne, making Mitchell and the Kiwis pay for a drop at first slip during the second over of the day. It left Australia trailing by just four runs.

As previously flagged, Scott Boland has flown home this morning in order to get home in time for Victoria’s Sheffield Shield game on Monday. Michael Neser and Matt Renshaw stay on as reserves/concussion substitutes.

Marnus Labuschagne has brought up his first half-century in two months with a lovely on drive from Matt Henry. It was the first time he had reached 50 in seven innings.

Nathan Lyon has been dropped three balls into the second over of the day slashing at a delivery from New Zealand captain Tim Southee. Daryl Mitchell leap high at first slip and got both hands on the ball but it burst through for two runs.

There was salt rubbed into the wound when Lyon skewed the next ball behind point to the boundary then played a lovely cover drive for the same result.

New Zealand have wasted a review in the first over after Marnus Labuschagne walked down the pitch to Matt Henry bowling the first over of day two.

Impacted looked outside the line and a batsman cannot be lbw on review if he is more than three metres in front of the stumps. The review was denied on both counts.

Labuschagne clipped the next ball through square leg to the boundary.