Sam Curran with a solid over of left-arm seam. Five dots and a single.

England will take that. Can they contrive a little spell of pressure here?

The Kiwis still only need 96 runs from 156 balls, mind.

Daryl Mitchell drives straight and hits the stumps at the non-striker's end. This time Jofra Archer cannot quite anything on it.

I think Michael Bracewell's bat was behind the line, anyway.

A couple of balls later and an Archer bouncer goes over the head of Mitchell, Jos Buttler and everyone else and races to the boundary. It's signalled wide as well.

Behave Michael Bracewell.

A classy way to get off the mark as he times a delivery which is a little full from Brydon Carse and pings it clean as a whistle straight down the ground for four.

Lovely piece of timing.

We haven't got another run out at the non-striker's end off the bowler have we?

Brydon Carse redirects a shot from Daryl Mitchell on to the stumps but has Tom Latham got his bat back in time?

The umpires fancy a look.

The sun is starting to set at the Sky Stadium in Wellington.

Jofra Archer is round the wicket to the left-handed Tom Latham and beats him outside off stump on a couple of occasions.

The England quick has bowled with good pace -touching 90mph on a few occasions - today.

Rufus Bullough
CricViz analyst

England have been far more disciplined on their length since the end of the powerplay, hitting a good length with 40% of balls bowled, compared to just 24% when the ball was new in the first 10 overs.

Brydon Carse finds a bit of movement off the pitch, which is keeping Jos Buttler interested behind the stumps.

Tom Latham fishes at a wide one which leaves Carse with his hands on his head wondering what might have been.

A bouncer from Jofra Archer but it's ever so slightly leg side and Daryl Mitchell reacts quickly, spinning on his heels and hooking it for four.

It's the only scoring shot off the over.

Thanks, Matthew.

It's just occurred to me that today is All Saints' Day.

England have never ever had it so bad...in a pre-Ashes ODI series.

*I'll get my coat.

Brydon Carse finds the edge of Tom Latham's bat but the contact is thick enough to keep the ball away from the slip.

Harry Brook is turning back to his trump card. We'll do the same. Here's Timothy Abraham (and Jofra Archer).

England's 50-over team still looks a frontline bowler light but they can hardly drop a batter given their current form.

Brydon Carse gives Tom Latham an early welcome to the crease with a delivery that rises to hit his forearm. That has hurt the New Zealand left-hander who is waving his arm around to relieve the pain.

Jamie Overton has 1-12 at an economy of three runs per over now after his 62-ball 68.

New Zealand are still at 73% on WinViz.

And Mitchell adds a bit more to that average by driving aerially for four at the end of the over.