Well, what an extraordinary match. Time for me to have a lie-down. Want to relive the drama? Have a gander at the match report.

You're not going to want to miss the next match in this pulsating series. And you only have to wait two days for these sides to meet again at the Rose Bowl. Join us at 10:00 BST for that. Until then, goodbye.

Fenners: D/L not fit for purpose. Needs changing. Why not play last 4 overs? And how does 9 an over become 15 an over?

Ben Fox: Respect to NZ for not celebrating - they were gifted the win in the end. Not undeserved, however.

Rob Meech: How outdated a coach does Peter Moores look now? He got the tactics at the World Cup horribly wrong.

New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor is named man of the match.

He says: "It was probably a par of 360/370, it was a very good surface. It was a good game and hopefully it's another good game at the Rose Bowl. I think I was probably trying a bit too hard at the Oval to find some form, so I've just tried to express myself and hit a few out of the middle."

New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum: "It was terrifying at times. This England team are playing a completely different brand of cricket to what they've played in recent times.

"Also credit to our boys, we held our nerve there under pressure at the end. Both teams put up a hell of a fight.

"There are no guarantees in this day and age. Neither team probably deserved to lose but it was a great day for us. Ross Taylor was outstanding. We were probably looking at about 250 until he stepped it up."

England captain Eoin Morgan on Sky Sports: "It was epic. These are the game of cricket that we want to play in, The style of cricket we emulated today was fantastic and I'm really proud of the way we went about the chase.

"I'm a bit disappointed with our fielding and the way we executed our bowling but credit to New Zealand. When you're chasing a total like that, the scoreboard is irrelevant - it's the manner in which you play that is important. It's not a bad day for us and it's a continuation of the way we want to play our cricket.

"I'm close to my best, I struck it quite well today. Personally I think the Duckworth-Lewis method will change."

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Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special

"What a match - brilliant run scoring, strange way for it to finish and shame the rain came. But 365/9 plays 398/5? Wow."

Roger Williams: As well as attacking cricket we need attacking umpires who say let's get out there and play. Duckworth-Lewis should be dumped - match abandoned, match drawn, anything is better than this.

Jeremy Coney
Ex-New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

"I think we are going to see these teams going at each other in every match. No batsman is going to take a backward step and walk off wondering."

It was another extraordinary match in what has so far been an utterly memorable tour. New Zealand looked to have put the game well beyond England's reach with a brilliant batting display, one in which Ross Taylor - who made a belligerent century - and Kane Williamson starred as they posted 398-5.

What followed was a magnificent effort by England that really underlined their dramatic transformation into a powerful, aggressive one-day side. Jason Roy and Alex Hales got them off to a fast start and then Eoin Morgan took over with a magnificent innings, hitting a sparkling 88 off just 47 balls.

When he was out shortly after Jos Buttler, it seemed the game was up for England. But some thrilling lower-order tap from Adil Rashid and Liam Plunkett took England within sight of the finish line - before rain intervened...

So New Zealand have completed a victory by 13 runs. They were under siege at the end, but ultimately that superb bating effort was - just - enough to see them home.

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A thrilling game ends with a play and a miss from Finn, and New Zealand have squared the series.

Finn thrashes for two through midwicket. It's as good as gone...

Finn flogs a waist-high full-toss to the boundary. But it's all in vain.

It's all petering out a bit as Jordan flogs to long-off and they can only run a single.

Jordan smashes it into the off side for two. 21 needed off four balls. Not looking good for England...

Finn swings and misses and they run a quick bye. Jordan on strike with 23 needed from five balls.

Jeremy Coney
Ex-New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

"Brave effort from Adil Rashid. It would have cleared the rope and was very close to a six."

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Well, that is extraordinary. Rashid hammers McCullum down the ground, it looks like a six, but Tim Southee reels it in and lobs it back infield as his momentum takes him over the rope, for Trent Boult to complete the catch. Stunning teamwork.

England now need 24 off six balls.

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I think New Zealand have pulled off the most amazing piece of fielding here. Is Rashid out?

Rashid hammers it through the covers for four.