Elliott latches on to a Jordan short ball to pull for six, which he follows with another maximum off one knee to smash to cow cornerbefore hammering through cover for four. Jordan has the last laugh, though, bowling very full and quick to hit the South African on the boot bang in front. That is out. However, Jordan's figures do not make pretty reading - 7-0-74-1.

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Josh Pinder: Missed the Williamson wicket on TMS as the whole office rushed to the windows to watch a PCSO chase a goose outside.

BBC Radio Test Match Special

Stay tuned to BBC Test Match Special during the interval for an interview with former England wicketkeeper-batsman Matt Prior, who announced his retirement yesterday. Ex-England captain and stumper Alec Stewart will also be in the box, paying tribute to Prior.

Jon Evans: Jordan has been disappointing with the ball today. Needs to keep it much tighter. He'll get there though hopefully.

Billy Bunter 3rd: Oh dear, England return to short bowling; tactic needs sorting by new coach, who also needs to give team extra catching practice.

Finn takes the last over of the power play. A thankless task. Taylor guides a short ball down to the wide third-man boundary. Finn then beams him. Not intentionally, but still dangerously.

The batsman also offers Root a chance to run him out by setting off for a run before diving back in to beat the England fielder's wayward under-arm shy and taking all the skin off his elbow. That is going to sting. And he'll have a summer of knocking the scab off as well.

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Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"Jordan hasn't bowled a very good line today. Anything off line at the Oval goes to the boundary. Finn has probably bowled the best line of all the England seamers today."

Jeremy Coney was questioning Taylor's eyes earlier. Well, both of them are in now. He clocks a full Jordan ball and sends it flying into the stand at cow corner for six. Massive. 18 off that over.

We're in boundary town. New Zealand continue to milk the power play as Elliott slices a swipe off Jordan over cover for three runs before Taylor pulls past point and then glances down to the rope at fine leg for successive fours.

Neil Renshaw: In 2000, Perth Glory were 3-0 up against Wollongong at half-time in the A-League grand final, in front of 42,000 home fane, only to lose on penalties. I only mention it because I went to the pub after the game to drown my sorrows, and whilst there I met the girl who would become my wife.

I've still got mixed feelings about it.

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Elliott is quickly into his stride, finding a gap with a shot into the off side from a Stokes full toss for four before timing a wide, length delivery between point and cover for another boundary. Taylor then rubs salt in the wound by slicing a six over third man. A punishing over for Stokes and England.

Anyone who watched the World Cup knows that Grant Elliott is a dangerous customer. He comes down the track to Rashid, who readjusts and steers a ball in to avoid being clobbered again. 10 off that over, meaning Rashid has conceded 72 wicketless runs in his 10. What a difference three days can make.

Take that Adil! Taylor plants his foot and hammers a six to cow corner that brings up his 32nd ODI 50.

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Stuart Mitchell: Anyone else fancying England to possibly chase down a 400 score? Now that would signal a new dawn for English cricket.

Benedict Nicholson: People panicking about New Zealand getting 400 plus here and saying we're out the game, remind me what our last score was?

Jason Whitley: If England do end up chasing 400 plus I hope they go for it and not fail meekly. Looks a tasty batting track.

Stokes, fired up by the wicket, charges in and nips one back to new man Grant Elliott that flies past his inside edge. Stokes thinks he's hit it but his appeal is half-hearted and turned down. Snicko shows the bowler may have had a real case. England have hit back well here with a concerted period of pressure leading to Williamson's wicket.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"A good quick full toss is very difficult to deal with, even if you are on 93, but I think Williamson will feel a bit aggrieved. "

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The decision is reversed! England have their man! Replays show the ball was legal as it was not over waist-high. Williamson goes, just as he was looking to attack in the power play.

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Stokes thinks he has a wicket with a full toss that Williamson fails to connect with a lobs up to mid-on. The umpire on the field is signalling no ball, though, for height. It's going to be reviewed. Big moment.

Sometimes you feel cruel describing something as a dropped catch, but technically Joe Root has just spilt one at short cover from a drive that Taylor absolutely belted at him. The England man dived but couldn't hold on.

Rashid is back into the attack and keeps up the pressure, going for just three runs, although he did get away with another full toss that was cut out on the edge before hitting the rope.

I think it is obvious what the theme of the New Zealand conference at drinks was: time to attack, mate. Taylor throws his bat at a short ball from Stokes and top-edges for four. He is denied another with a flashing into the off side that is cut out by Jason Roy at point. There is a batting power play due soon.