Winning the toss and bowling first looks to be the option for both England and New Zealand, after persistent rain washed out any chance of play on day one of the second cricket test at Headingley.
The Black Caps batting coach Bob Carter says his team's four-pronged seam attack will suit the conditions, with the pitch under cover for two days.
And Carter says it'll be imperative to attack if they want to win the test, and draw the series...
Sunny spells and warmer temperatures are forecast for the next couple of days in Leeds.
