England were ruthless as they recorded a seven-wicket victory over New Zealand at The Oval to go 4-0 up in this five-match T20 series.

You can read all about tonight's victory for Heather Knight's side in Mike Peter's match report.

You can also watch the moment Nat Sciver-Brunt scored the winning runs at the bottom of this post.

England conclude their T20 series with New Zealand, and their home summer, on Wednesday night. You can watch that match live on BBC Two and of course, follow live updates on the BBC Sport website.

We will see you next time. Goodnight.

England captain Heather Knight: "I think we played really well. We fed off the crowd, great energy from them. We wanted to put on a performance that entertained them and we did that. We were attacking and taking wickets. The two of the top did the bulk of the innings and it was nice to finish it off."

On the bowlers: "We've worked really hard to be here. The seamers were outstanding today. Danni Gibson came back today and I thought was brilliant today, I was really pleased with her. We were ruthless today, but we want to go this summer unbeaten and finish off Lord's on Wednesday with a win."

On the form of the whole squad: "A few selection problems as well, to be honest. The girls are making it really tough for us. Having that depth is driving us forward. Any team we pick can do a job for England and that is a great place to be. The competition is driving that at the moment."

On the crowd: "It's huge, we love it. We love the support. Our mantra is trying to entertain and inspire. We're seeing lots of young girls and boys here. We were getting involved in the Mexican wave as well. We love it."

On playing at Lord's on Wednesday: "Always, love it there."

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New Zealand captain Sophie Devine: "England are certainly dealing us some honest, hard lessons and at the moment we are not learning from them. We are losing wickets in clumps and you can't do that against the best sides.

"I'm honestly not too sure why we're losing wickets in clumps, but you can't do that in international cricket because you won't post competitive scores. It is too big a hill to climb at the moment.

"We've got to learn really quickly and we've got a couple of days now to reflect and have a couple of training sessions.

"Hopefully our players put that in the experience bank in terms of playing in front of a big crowd. It is disappointing we can't put on more of a show."

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England leg-spinner and Player of the Match Sarah Glenn: "Definitely. I felt the girls had so much energy in the field and backed me up as a bowling unit. It was really good.

On the bowling unit: "We communicate really well, we keep the stumps in play and are a tight unit off the field as well.

On your recent form: "I feel like I've not change too much technically, it's just the mind-set. I look to chase wickets, but with a really calm mind-set as well.

On narrowly missing out on a five-for: "I thought that with the last ball but dragged it wide, hopefully one day it will come.

"I don't know what I'm going to bowl, I'll take it for now."

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Alex and Kate are back for a full catch-up after a mini-summer break. It's Alex's first podcast in the UK for a while and she has tales of returning from the World Cup in the Caribbean.

Crossy has a sore neck, but that hasn't stopped her becoming the best seam bowler in the world during the series against New Zealand! But is she a better ranked all-rounder than Alex?

And there's plenty of time for listeners' questioners, including the most embarrassing autograph hunters the pair have faced.

Have a listen.

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Today is obviously Saturday in the UK so we know you may be following this game on the move and dipping in and out.

Don't worry, we've got you covered.

There will be highlights of this game on BBC Red Button and BBC iPlayer from 23:15 BST.

They will be available to catch up on for 30 days too, so you can enjoy at your leisure.

Sarah Glenn starred with the ball in the first innings, returning figures of 4-19 from her four overs.

You can watch those four wickets back here.

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

That was awful.

As poor as New Zealand were, you can't take that away from England. That was a really excellent performance.

New Zealand were just not at the races. It was really disappointing across all three facets. The high point was winning the toss.

In the next ball, Nat Sciver-Brunt reverse hits again for four. It beats the field and seals a seven wicket victory for England.

They showed intent and quality, two key facets that New Zealand lacked.

England lead the series 4-0, with the finale coming on Wednesday night at Lord's.

Make that four to win.

Nat Sciver-Brunt with a reverse sweep and the thinnest of edges, taking it fractionally past Izzy Gaze and to the boundary.

While New Zealand are rebuilding, as this series has highlighted, England have still got to beat what is in front of them.

Tonight, they have done that with relative comfort.

Just eight needed to win, with nine overs to do it in.

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

Sophie Devine and Suzie Bates will be hurting but there will be some acceptance that New Zealand are in a rebuilding phase.

England have been a bit more gradual, the nearer they have gotten towards the target.

A lofted cover drive from Heather Knight ends a short spell without a boundary. Very well-timed.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

New Zealand really needed to get up to 150-160 to put any pressure on England.

A total of eight runs come from that Eden Carson over, with England now needing just 14 runs to win at the halfway stage.

Time for a drink, which considering the low number needed, feels like it could have waited for a few minutes.

Nat Sciver-Brunt, who recently had a gate named after her at The Oval, celebrates the occasion by finding her first boundary of her innings.

Hit high and over mid-off, it runs away for four.

England's openers Sophia Dunkley and Danni Wyatt got England off to a flying start, giving them all of the momentum in this chase.

Just two more singles finish off the over.

Six runs come from it in total.

Heather Knight goes back at Amelia Kerr after that review and reverse-hits for four, racing away to the boundary.

That's one way to take the pressure off.

Given umpire's call on line and hitting the stumps.

Unfortunate for New Zealand, but they do keep the review.