England's Ollie Robinson marked his return to Test cricket with a four-wicket haul as New Zealand were reduced to 61-6 at the end of day one at Lord's. The home side will be seeking to capitalise on their advantage in the second innings.
The Kiwis, who won the opening match of the two-match series by 267 runs, were in trouble from the very start, with Robinson taking the wickets of Devon Conway and Kane Williamson to leave the visitors at 20-2.
Despite a 44-ball 29 from Henry Nicholls, New Zealand were unable to build on the early momentum and were eventually bowled out for 209. England, meanwhile, finished the day on 130-1, with Zak Crawley and Rory Burns at the crease.
Speaking after the day's play, England captain Ben Stokes praised Robinson's return to form, saying: 'Ollie has worked incredibly hard to get back to this point. His pace and skill are a huge asset to our team.'
The second Test continues at Lord's on day two, with England seeking to level the series with a win.