Take a bow Ross Taylor. He reaches three figures with a single off Finn. It has not always been easy for the Kiwi, but he has worked hard for that. It only took him 87 balls to reach the century.

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Looks like Jordan won't bowl a 10th over (or concede three-figures worth of runs). He is off the field. He was holding his side after that last over. Stokes takes over but is swatted over mid-on for four by Santner first ball. good one-handed stop by Finn at short fine leg prevents another boundary.

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

"It's asking a lot of a young man in his second one-day international to keep this rate going. I think he'll feel more comfortable against pace than spin."

Taylor keeps the assault going by chopping wide of third man for four.

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A run out chance! Santner is the new man at the crease but he nearly de[parts in quick fashion as Morgan's throw beats his dive but fails to hit the stumps.

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

"A very good innings from Ronchi. A lot of big strikes there, almost a repeat of Elliott's effort. The middle part of this innings has fitted together and knitted together quite nicely."

Ronchi's short, effective innings comes to an end as he catches the thinnest of feathers as he looks to steer a short Finn ball behind the stumps. Buttler takes the catch and England are spared what Ronchi could have done to them in the final five overs. 400 is still on for the Kiwis but their wicket will hurt their chances of reaching it.

Agent Giuseppe: Ah, so Jordan is the new bogeyman for the armchair fans. Wouldn't be the same without one would it?

Craig Wiggett: Find it funny when we win, we're world beaters yet when we struggle the support turns against the players #ficklefans

Ed Smith
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

"When Ross Taylor first came into international cricket, I remember thinking he was a pure athlete. It's great to see signs of that again today."

There is no respite for Jordan who bowls a full toss and is swatted to cow corner for four by Taylor. It is an indication that the bowler is trying to bowl yorkers but his execution is not good enough. He manages better on the second half of the over, but is getting very close to conceding over 100. 96 off his nine so far.

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

"To come out and suddenly hit with such power from seemingly little backlift is very impressive from Ronchi."

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The decision to send in Ronchi ahead of Santner continues to pay dividends as he backs to leg and hits another six down the ground off Plunkett before swivelling on a short ball to fire the ball to the backward point boundary. The final ball is a slower one, but Ronchi spots it and lofts a back-foot drive over cover for four. The number six has 32 from 14 balls.

Malcolm Ashton
BBC Test Match Special statistician

"There have now been 43 boundaries hit by New Zealand: the most boundaries ever scored in a one-day international at the Oval."

The highest score in one-day internationals at The Oval is 347-4 by New Zealand against the USA in the Champions Trophy in September 2004. This is only the 10th score in excess of 300 at the ground and the first since September 2007, when India chased down 317 against England., external

Having fetched it in the first half of the over, Jordan bowls fuller and goes for just three more, including a wide.

Bryan Waddle
BBC Test Match Special

"Jordan hasn't bowled that badly but they've just picked him off. The bowlers really need to have a good plan. The yorker seems to have been taken out of the bowler's armoury and I'm not sure why."

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Jordan continues after picking up a wicket with his final ball of the last over. He continues to concede runs, though, as Ronchi lofts a drive down the ground for six before flicking another over Plunkett at wide fine leg and the rope on the full.

Naveed Afzal: I'm sorry but Chris Jordan is not international quality... bowls far too many boundary balls.

James: I know Chris Jordan is a brilliant fielder but if you're in the team as a bowler you need to do better than this.

William Bryan: Despite that wicket, Chris Jordan still going for more than 10 an over. #embarrassing

New Zealand shuffle their order to send in the big-hitting Luke Ronchi ahead of Mitchell Santner. Plunkett brings an end to the flurry of boundaries, going for just six.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"Grant Elliott didn't need to do that; he was flying along playing orthodox cricket shots. But he's come in and played an absolute blinder. He's done a similar job to the one Rashid did for England at Edgbaston and really kicked them on at the right time."