That's it from us here.

Thank you very much for following our coverage of tonight's 20-run victory for England over New Zealand in their final home match of the summer.

Next up for England's stars is a month of action in The Hundred and after that, they have a T20 World Cup in Bangladesh in October to prepare for.

As we bid you farewell, you can read Ffion Wynne's match report from Lord's here.

Goodnight!

You can watch back the moment England won the series 5-0 and clinched an unbeaten summer here.

New Zealand's Fran Jonas after taking four wickets: "It definitely felt pretty surreal to be honest. I think getting out there, even being at the home of cricket was really nice."

On the Lord's slope: "I really enjoyed the slope, the angle I bowled was definitely helped by the slope."

On thinking about the Lord's honours board: "I'd love to say it wasn't but it definitely was. It is what it is really."

On her caught and bowled wicket: "I honestly can't. I just saw it coming back and thought get there.

"It was pretty cool. I didn't know what to do with myself to be honest.

"I kind of got happy feet after it, it was pretty cool."

Do you practice it?: "Not often to be fair, I should do it pretty more. It came off today."

On having family watching her: "It's been pretty cool. All the families came and did the Lord's tour which is great and I can't wait to see them after."

On New Zealand's tour of England: "I think it's been a good learning experience. We've been disappointed about our performances but it's been great to learn from it.""

New Zealand's Amelia Kerr speaking to BBC Two: "It was a very tough series, not winning a game. England are a quality side who are one of the best in the world and the best thing we can do is go home and learn from this. I think it's just about us doing things more consistently and for longer periods of time."

England fast bowler Lauren Bell speaking on BBC Two: "It was a good day. Everyone bowled well."

On Lord's: "We finally got good memories here. It's a great ground, the game at the Ashes was great, I've got a few good memories here."

On her bowling: "I've made a few changes. I feel like I've got more control and at the back end, I know my plan as well.

"I've not got a lot to say about my second wicket, because it wasn't a very good ball, but when it's on your side, it's on your side.

"I think it's sticking with the slower one. It's my go to one, I get told not to be predictable."

On learning from Anya Shrubsole: "So much. During the Hundred, Anya taught me so much. She showed me how to get out of my overs as well.

On The Hundred: "I can't wait. This series has been a bit of playing and not playing, I'm looking forward to playing a few games and getting on a roll."

England's Lauren Filer, speaking on BBC Two: "It's been a really good series and that was our aim today, to get a win, so we're really happy. The key message to me from the coaches is to bowl quick so to get up to mid to high 70s was the aim.

"We know New Zealand can be a really good side and as a team, we have done really well. It shows how well we have played. We focus on us and not on the opposition."

England captain Heather Knight on BBC Two: "Really pleased. We talked about wanting to finish this summer unbeaten. We've been ruthless. We've talked about nailing teams when they're on top and we've done that. I'm a very happy captain."

On rotating the squad: "It's been hard work remembering them all at the toss. It's been really nice to see, we've deliberately made changes to try and disrupt the group a bit. They've made selection really tough, especially for the World Cup, but that's a really good place to be in. We can pick on conditions and match-ups and that's a really good place to be in."

On her contribution with the bat: "Just trying to get the partnership going. The pitch was a little bit slow. We need to use the pitch, the slope and the angles. Charlie did well getting a few boundaries, although she did try to run me out a few times. It's great to see her contributing with the bat again."

On her summer: "Really nice, I've not had much time in the middle. I've been disappointed not being able to contribute much but I'm pleased I was able to today. I'm looking forward to the World Cup. If we lost wickets early, we're able to go hard and we've got experience in the middle too."

On preparations for the World Cup: "We've got a camp in Abu Dhabi before we head off, get used to the heat and the conditions. Have a few weeks off because the summer has been busy and it will be good to have a rest."

Frankie Mackay
Ex-New Zealand all-rounder on BBC Two

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I watch the way this England side plays their cricket at the moment and I think it's brilliant. They have found the formula and what works for them. They are flying towards the World Cup. It doesn't feel any more like they're trying to be Australia 2.0. They have found their blueprint and they're doing it perfectly at the moment.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Two

What an outstanding summer it has been for England.

England have won the final T20 of the series by 20 runs and win the five-match series 5-0.

New Zealand at times did well today, but England recovered well with the bat, thanks to Heather Knight and bowled excellently, particularly with the seamers, restricting New Zealand to 135-8.

It also means England end their home summer unbeaten.

Andy Zaltzman
Statistician on Test Match Special

It's the first time England's seamers have taken six wickets in a T20 since they beat New Zealand in Bristol in 2018.

Frankie Mackay
Ex-New Zealand all-rounder on BBC Two

England have backed their seamers to be the difference in this match and Lauren Bell has been the absolute standout.

Lea Tahuhu is with Izzy Gaze in the middle and has a swing at the final ball, which sails over England's field and for four at the cover boundary.

Just the 28 runs needed off the final over. Never say never, though.

Frankie Mackay
Ex-New Zealand all-rounder on BBC Two

That's a typical Jess Kerr innings - she always wants to take the game on. She has this knack of hitting her first ball for four and I asked her once why and she said it's because she's nervous, she just swings so hard.

Jess Kerr is still going for it, despite the challenging circumstances.

A slower ball from Freya Kemp is slashed through the leg side and races away for four.

34 needed off 10.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Two

England have a genuine spin-bowling all-rounder in Charlie Dean now.

An excellent over from Charlie Dean, but the penultimate ball gifted new batter Jess Kerr with four runs as Maia Bouchier went low to stop the ball at deep mid-wicket, getting it all wrong.

Dean ends with figures of 2-29.