England make slow progress at Lord's

England battled to 160-4 as New Zealand enjoyed the better of an attritional opening day of the first Test at Lord's. On a slow pitch - and an even slower outfield - England started in first gear and never got beyond second as the tourists' bowlers put in a disciplined performance after losing the toss. Jonathan Trott made 39, captain Alastair Cook 32 off 115 balls and Ian Bell had laboured for 133 deliveries when he fell for 31 shortly before rain ended play 10 overs ahead of the schuled close. Joe Root ended the day unbeaten on 25.