New Zealand's bowling attack struck four times during the morning session on day three of the third men's cricket Test at Trent Bridge on Saturday.
England reached lunch at 314-6 in response to New Zealand's first-innings total of 438, according to AP.
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Harry Brook remained unbeaten on 51, while Gus Atkinson was 8 not out, steadying the innings after the early collapse.
Statistical analysis from CricViz gives England a 45 percent chance of winning the match, compared to New Zealand's 20 percent.
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Despite their strong session, New Zealand's squad faces severe depletion due to injuries and absences.
Blair Tickner is sidelined with a possible concussion, their primary spinner has conceded heavy runs, and their top batsman from the opening two Tests remains unavailable.
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The host team remains vulnerable to a substantial first-innings deficit on a dry batting surface.
