Summary

  • First ODI, Mount Maunganui

  • New Zealand chase 224 to win by four wickets with 13.2 overs remaining

  • NZ 224-6 (36.4 overs): Mitchell 78* (91), Bracewell 51 (51); Carse 3-45

  • England captain Brook hits astonishing century to salvage his side's innings from 33-5

  • England 223 (35.2 overs): Brook 135 (101), Overton 46 (54); Foulkes 4-41

  • NZ take 1-0 lead in three-match series; second ODI at Hamilton on Wednesday (01:00 GMT)

Live Reporting

by Timothy Abraham & Matthew Henry

  1. NZ 46-3

    Target 224

    England are bowling straight to Tom Latham. Brydon Carse has a leg slip in place lurking for a catch down the leg side.

    Latham continues to look good.

  2. Jofra Archer and Mark Wood smilingGetty Images

    You might have just seen pictures on your television from Mount Maunganui of Jofra Archer and Mark Wood warming up between innings.

    Archer is sitting out this first ODI against New Zealand as England manage his Ashes preparations.

    The 30-year-old's omission is not injury related and he will be available for the second ODI in Hamilton.

    Archer did not arrive in New Zealand until yesterday, alongside fellow Ashes quicks Josh Tongue and Mark Wood.

    Neither Tongue nor Wood are in the white-ball squad, but will be in New Zealand for their Ashes build-up.

  3. NZ 44-3

    Brydon Carse has an issue with his bowling boots. Luke Wood is signing some autographs while he has a chance.

  4. NZ 40-3

    Target 224

    A better over for New Zealand as Tom Latham clips a four in the air but safe through square leg and twice adds further twos. The sun is getting lower in the New Zealand sky now. There was talk the ball might zip around under lights earlier.

  5. NZ 30-3

    Mitchell 1, Latham 5

    Former New Zealand bowler Neil Wagner is on local TV and is talking up Brydon Carse's chances of succeeding in the Ashes on Australian pitches. He's a neutral. I trust him.

  6. Vikram Chandrasekaran
    CricViz analyst

    Despite losing the same number of wickets (three) by the fifth over, New Zealand have shown slightly better control with 27% false shots, compared to England’s 31%.

  7. NZ 28-3

    Target 224

    Tom Latham, a man with more than enough experience for the situation, drives his second delivery for four to dampen any English enthusiasm.

    Still, for the first time since the very first over, England are favourites on WinViz.

    WinViz gives New Zealand 39% chance of victory, England 61%CricViz

  8. Neil Wagner
    Former New Zealand bowler on TNT Sports

    A seam-up delivery with shape and bounce from Luke Wood. Jamie Overton has safe hands. An important breakthrough for England.

  9. wicket

    WICKET

    Ravindra c Overton b Wood 17 (NZ 24-3)

    Ravindra gone! England are surely favourites now. Luke Wood probes again and when he finds the edge the ball floats perfectly to Jamie Overton's big, grateful hands at second slip. Brook is rewarded for his early aggression.

    New Zealand only need 224 but that looks a long way off now.

  10. NZ 23-2

    Target 224

    Eeeeesh! What a delivery this is from Brydon Carse. It pitches outside leg and beats Ravindra outside off. England appeal for the catch but, if anything, it must have hit pad.

    Ravindra follows by chopping a four off the back foot. A good battle.

  11. NZ 19-2

    Target 224

    Rachin Ravindra counters with a flowing pull shot to take four over mid-wicket. We saw from Harry Brook's innings that attacking is the way to go.

    Carse to continue with his tail up...

  12. NZ 14-2

    Luke Wood whistles the ball past Rachin Ravindra's edge...

  13. NZ 14-2

    All of a sudden England are up to 47% on WinViz.

    Daryl Mitchell joins the elegant Ravindra in the middle.

    WinViz gives New Zealand 53% chance of victory, England 47%CricViz
  14. wicket

    WICKET

    Williamson c Buttler b Carse 0 (NZ 12-2)

    Two in two! Brydon Carse has Kane Williamson too. The former skipper has to trudge off in his first appearance for his country since March having got a first baller.

    This is another lovely delivery from Carse - hitting hard into a good length and taking the edge with a hint of movement away.

  15. wicket

    WICKET

    Young b Carse 5 (NZ 12-1)

    Full and fast from Brydon Carse!

    He had already thudded one into the pads of Rachin Ravindra and then, having been driven for four, beats Will Young for pace to splatter the stumps via a flick of the front leg.

    England have their early wicket.

  16. NZ 6-0

    Target 224

    Inches away from the breakthrough!

    Luke Wood responds by forcing Rachin Ravindra to slash into the air and the balls goes high to backward point. Jacob Bethell is leaping there but the ball just brushes the very tips of his fingers.

  17. NZ 5-0

    Rachin Ravindra won't miss those.

    Wood bowls onto the left-hander's pads and is whipped for four.

  18. NZ 1-0

    Wickets, of course, are the crucial thing for England. They're not going to win this without them.

    There's a little bit of swing for Luke Wood early on.

  19. NZ 0-0

    Target 224

    New Zealand are still favourites but England have more of a chance than it looked like they might.

  20. Right, England's bowlers are limbering up ready to make early inroads into this New Zealand top order.

    Equally primed and ready for action is Matthew Henry and he will talk you through the first part of the Black Caps' chase.