Rufus Bullough
CricViz analyst

Daryl Mitchell comes to the crease and will be licking his lips at the prospect of facing the English bowlers - he averages 110 against them in ODI cricket in six innings, with a strike rate of 97.

That brings in the in-form Daryl Mitchell and, with the all-rounder walking towards him, Sam Curran hurls a bouncer a mile over his head for five wides.

Frankie Mackay
Ex-New Zealand all-rounder on TNT Sports

Sam Curran has broken the drought. Wicketless through his last six ODI innings and he breaks it with an absolute cracker to get the wicket of Rachin Ravindra.

Two new batters at the crease and a chance for England. Could there yet be a twist in this game?

If you were being harsh you'd say that's the only way England were going to take a wicket.

Frankie Mackay
Ex-New Zealand all-rounder on TNT Sports

Nobody is picking that as the way the first wicket would fall! Devon Conway has no chance whatsoever of getting back.

Sam Curran comes on and huffs and puffs through an over, mixing his pace as he goes, without ever really looking like taking a wicket.

I am losing track of all of the stats to sum up England's failings. I make it nine times out of 15 ODIs they've been bowled out this year.

Rufus Bullough
CricViz analyst

Batting in the first 10 overs in this ODI series:

• New Zealand: 143-4 - Run rate: 4.76 - Balls per wicket: 45
• England: 131-11 - Run rate: 4.36 - Balls per wicket: 16

NZ 64-0published at 10 overs

10 overs

Target 223

Conway makes up for it somewhat by cutting the ball up and over backward point and into the stands where an enthusiastic gentleman takes the catch.

He slashes the final ball for four too, meaning 24 runs have come from Archer's over. He stomps away to his fielding position where it may be best to leave him for a while.

Conway's bat is in the air but his boot is beyond the line. He's slightly lucky but is in.

The ball has deflected for four overthrows too - another blow to England and an increasingly grumpy Archer.

If Devon Conway is run out here he'll be furious with himself.

He hasn't run his bat in.

It's a maiden to start from Jamie Overton. He's leading a one-man race for the player-of-the-match award from an England perspective.

Jofra Archer is actually changing ends...

Just a four-over opening spell today for Jofra Archer, who is replaced by Jamie Overton.

Glorious from Rachin Ravindra. First a pull and then a flick off the hip.

Brydon Carse, who has had a decent trip so far, struggling to stop the flow of runs here.

England were four down by this stage, if you're just joining us.

It's a great tussle, this. Archer goes short again as Devon Conway, perhaps unwisely, walks towards him. He'll be able to sniff the ball as it goes past his grille.

Rufus Bullough
CricViz analyst

Devon Conway is looking unsettled by Archer’s pace here. Across his career, his average dips sharply against balls delivered at over 140kph (28 - 4 dismissals) compared to balls between 130-140kph where he averages 60 (7 dismissals).

That extra pace costs Brydon Carse as a top edge from Ravindra flies over Buttler for four. There is nothing wrong with the shot later in the over, however, as the elegant left-hander takes four through point.

Rufus Bullough
CricViz analyst

With the first five overs done, England’s seamers haven’t found as much movement as the Kiwis had by the same stage, but are bowling considerably faster on average:

• New Zealand average speed: 82.8 mph
• England average speed: 86.4 mph