England captain Eoin Morgan: "It looks a really good wicket so hopefully we can make the most of it. I thought about bowling, but batting has been our strongest suit. The side that we've got is young and exciting, that makes us very dangerous. We want to continue and test our boundaries."

Injured England fast bowler Liam Plunkett: Absolutely gutted to be injured. The last two one day games have been great to be involved in. Good luck to the ODI lads. Smash it.

Two changes for England. David Willey of Northants and Mark Wood replace injured seam pair Liam Plunkett and Chris Jordan.

Matt Henry is back in for the injured Trent Boult for New Zealand, while left-arm seamer Ben Wheeler comes in for spinner Nathan McCullum.

Eoin Morgan lobs the coin right off the other side of the cut strip, meaning there is a bit of a scurry to see what face is showing. Brendon McCullum went with heads. Tails it is. England will bat.

Dedication (dedication), dedication (dedication), dedication, that's what you need...

So far in this one-day series, England have been a right little set of record breakers. Highest totals, wicket stands, winning margins, aggregate runs. Milestones have fallen like the raindrops that cost England a shot at one of the most stunning one-day wins in their history at the Oval on Friday.

So what records are are we going to see smashed today?

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