Lovely stuff from Sophia Dunkley, advancing down the pitch to loft Amelia Kerr back down the ground for four.

Sciver-Brunt then comes on strike and picks up a boundary of her own at square leg, turning the ball away on the swivel.

11 from the over and England are beginning to pick up the pace a bit.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

I get the feeling that Dunkley might be in the mood.

Nat Sciver-Brunt brings up England's fifty, turning Devine's ball fine for four.

She follows up with a single into mid-wicket, before Dunkley fails to score off the final four balls of the over, although not for the want of trying.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Sounds

Slightly risky that one. If you get the timing right it runs away nicely, but it is also a bit heart in mouth as you could chop onto your own stumps. But she did well.

And now Dunkley picks up four, moving the ball down past the short third fielder to the ropes.

Didn't look entirely comfortable, but the intent was there.

Bouncing over!

She took a big stride down the pitch to play a forward defensive and was leaning forward, perhaps that's why Anna Harris thought it was going on to hit the stumps.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

That felt a little odd in real time.

It went through to the keeper, which suggests height could be an issue.

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Dunkley give out on the field!

She misses Amelia Kerr's delivery and is struck somewhere on the top of her back leg.

The England batter sends it upstairs.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

The target is getting close to being awkward, but England will still be confident they have it in hand.

Sophie Devine brings herself onto bowl.

Her third delivery strikes Sciver-Brunt on the pad, but she decides against reviewing.

Her call, ultimately!

Melissa Story
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Molly Penfold has bowled the bouncer well but just strayed leg side there, allowing Nat Sciver-Brunt to play it well right in front of her eyes.

Shot.

Sciver-Brunt picks Penfold's bouncer and pulls it away for four.

Only the second boundary of the innings, following Bouchier's six in the fifth over.

Powerplay over and the field is shuffled for Hannah Rowe's fifth over.

Just a single from it as Sciver-Brunt turns the ball down to fine leg.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Sounds

New Zealand have woken up. They have played with real intent today having been a bit lacklustre so far this series.

Sophia Dunkley is next up, back in an England shirt for the first time since April.

She won a recall for this series after a good run of form in domestic cricket - her teammates will be hoping she continues that today.

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England are chasing 212 to beat New Zealand in a rain-reduced 42-over match. A win would see them complete a 3-0 series win.

Earlier, Lauren Bell took a career-best 5-37 as the White Ferns posted 211-8.

England still have plenty of batting to come, with Nat Sciver-Brunt and her batting average of 46.75 coming to the crease.

But those coming in haven't had much, or indeed any, chance to bat in this series. Sciver-Brunt picked up two runs on Sunday before Maia Bouchier scored the runs that finished the match.

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

That's why Hannah Rowe was given the new ball, the ability to get bounce and movement.

Heather Knight thinks she can work it leg-side but it takes a big leading edge.

Knight never looked comfortable.