Photos: England v New Zealand

Action from day one | Action from day two | Action from day three | Action from day four

Day five

Vettori also collected the npower man-of-the-match award for some smart batting and his 5-69 bowling figures
Got it taped: The New Zealand team put skipper Vettori's name on the bowling Honours Board, temporarily for now

Jacob Oram sways away from a bouncer and bats on brilliantly to get a well-earned century

McCullum is hurt and has to leave the field, bruising visible below his elbow
Brendan McCullum is hit on the left forearm by Stuart Broad and needs treatment

Jacob Oram's fifty was the anchor of New Zealand's second innings
Alastair Cook slides to stop this one on a long day in the field for England

James Marshall ducks this bouncer but he was trapped LBW later
Jamie How plays a flowing pull shot for four runs

Another former England captain, Mike Gatting rang the five-minute bell on day five
Sir Ian Botham and England skipper Michael Vaughan chat, early on day five

Day four

Broad appeal: Stuart Broad asks for an LBW decision in New Zealand's second innings
Michael Vaughan celebrates a well-earned century - his sixth at Lord's

Stuart Broad came in to bat when England were reeling but he batted calmly despite the pressure
Vaughan batted resolutely, playing his strokes only on the loose balls

England captain Michael Vaughan runs a quick single
Vettori is cock-a-hoop as he traps Kevin Pietersen LBW for just 3

Jacob Oram was the man who trapped Andrew Strauss LBW
Kiwi skipper Daniel Vettori soon brought himself into the attack

Former New Zealand captain Geoff Howarth rang the bell on day four
Chris Martin (second right) is congratulated after he has Cook caught behind

But the clouds over Lord's on Sunday are the white and fluffy kind with hope of a full day's cricket and bright sunshine
The England balcony yesterday - Stuart Broad, Paul Collingwood and Kevin Pietersen endure the rain delays

Day three

On the England balcony Michael Vaughan sums up the feelings of most in the Ground
The umbrellas go up in the Pavilion as MCC Members shelter from the rain too

But soon Vettori and the other players are back in the dressing rooms due to rain
Cook salutes his half-century - one of the few bright spots on a gloomy day

Andrew Strauss gets a bouncer from Chris Martin and rocks back out of the way

Alastair Cook runs a quick single on his way to a good half-century on a rain-interupted start to day three
Charlotte Edwards of the Ashes-winning England Women's team rings the bell to start the third day

Day two

England 68-0 at close (trail by 209)

The most familiar sight of the day - Steve Bucknor checking his light meter
Cook was the heavier run-scorer of the England openers

Andrew Strauss rocks back and hits another boundary - he started England's innings well

Cook and Vettori trot off the field due to one of the many breaks in play due to bad light
Alastair Cook pounces on a loose ball from Kyle Mills with a lovely pull shot

Andrew Strauss was moved up the order to open
Alastair Cook picks this one up on the leg side

Sidebottom receives Ian Bell's congratulations
Tim Southee's stumps are in a mess as Sidebottom gets his third victim

And the Nottinghamshire left-armer celebrates his second wicket of the day
No appeal needed this time as Sidebottom knocks over Mills' off stump

Sidebottom was given the new ball and quickly had a loud appeal for LBW
Stuart Broad bowled quickly on day two but offered too much width

Daniel Vettori plays a patient watchful captain's innings
Sidebottom celebrates as Andrew Strauss catches Jacob Oram from his bowling

Jacob Oram ducks out of the way of a Ryan Sidebottom bouncer
Former MCC President, Tom Graveney, rings the bell to start the second day

Day one

New Zealand 208-6 at close

Sidebottom gets words of support from Vaughan after bowling without reward
The excitable spinner celebrates in his trademark leaping fashion

Panesar finds a gap in McCullum's defences and knocks off his bails
Brendan McCullum rocks back and hits a big six

Brendan McCullum leads the Kiwi recovery
McCullum batted bravely to his half-century

Anderson is all smiles as Daniel Flynn is his third victim
Monty Panesar's bouncing appeal is soon being enjoyed at Lord's

Stuart Broad wheels away to celebrate after James Marshall edges to the slips
Broad has his head in his hands as McCullum thumps him for four

James Marshall thumps this one for four
Sidebottom's LBW appeal is turned down

Paul Collingwood takes this catch to dismiss Ross Taylor
Jamie How trudges off - another victim for James Anderson

James Anderson celebrates taking the wicket of Aaron Redmond
All white: Anderson is congratulated by his team-mates

After all the anticipation - the covers are on at Lord's in the rain
England captain Michael Vaughan inspects the pitch from under an umbrella

This MCC Member shelters from the rain under a Club-colours umbrella
Peter Moores, Andrew Strauss and Vaughan on the England dressing room balcony

Pre-match build-up

Skipper squabble: Michael Vaughan and Daniel Vettori both get their hands on the npower trophy
Was this the moment England coach, Peter Moores, told Matthew Hoggard he was being left out?

Shouldering arms: Skipper, Vaughan may move himself down the order to bat at three
Left-hander, Andrew Strauss may be the man to move up to open the innings