Oooh, that's a bit jittery from the Kiwis, Guptill dropping and running a kamikaze single, Morgan missing with the pick-up. Would have been dicy...

The first ball is short and wide and Guptill flays it over point for four. His strike rate in the Powerplay this tournament? An ominous 176...

Martin Guptill and Kane Williamson, the destructive ginger-bearded duo, stride out to the middle. David Willey has the new pill. Ready? Let's go.

I do love a bit of 'God Defend New Zealand'. Since you asked, it's in my top three national anthems, and I don't like my chances of seeing Russia or Chile at a global cricket tournament any time soon.

A few St George crosses being unfurled in the crowd as 'God Save the Queen' plays. It's almost time...

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"It is the first time Williamson has lost the toss and no matter, he is going to do what he wanted anyway. 

"Where they have been brilliant, is that they have played on a lot of bare surfaces and recognised that they don’t need 170 but make sure they get the 140 mark, and then the spinners have bowled terrific and judged the wicket perfectly. 

"It is different here because no one knows what the par score is."

Here we go, the fireworks are out again as the teams process onto the pitch - that's got to be a health and safety issue surely? Anyway, time for the anthems...

I'm told there's currently a bit of an issue with the live page. It's supposed to be like that. We're trying out a new Japanese Manga style. Not a fan? I'll feed that back to the bosses and hopefully we'll have it back to normal asap. 

Lewis Squires: That will probably be Morgan's only positive influence on the game!

Arthur Goddard: Hope match won’t be decided by ENG’s 4 overs of spin. Credit NZL selectors for being brave. ENG’s as ever, extremely inflexible.

Guy Morris: Can't believe Vince still doesn't get a look in. I hope I jinx myself and Hales gets a ton.

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You know we've got this one covered, right? Just like we did earlier, when England's women failed to reach the final. We'll have all the highlights, just like these, but maybe with some English success. Maybe.

What to make of all that then? All rather predictable, no? England wanted to chase, the Kiwis wanted to set a target. What about the rest of it? Excellent England, or Brilliant Black Caps?

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England captain Eoin Morgan: "I think it looks a pretty good surface and maybe it will change later this evening with the dew.

"Throughout the tournament we have been consistent with bat and ball and we have gained momentum, reinforcing that with the same team is important.

"We have been very relaxed here. There have been two different wickets and we will have to be open minded about how we go about things and concentrate on what we do well, if we do we will go well."

New Zealand captain Kane Williamson: "We were going to have a bat. I think it'll be a fair playing wicket. Adam Milne comes back in for Nathan McCullum. The boys are raring to go. It looks like it's going to be an exciting game, England are a very strong side."

The Kiwis opt against a trio of spinners, bringing pacer Adam Milne in for Nathan McCullum. Still no Boult or Southee. 

England are unchanged. Kane Williamson says he would have batted - the Kiwis have done that in every match.

Big cheers in Delhi when the toss comes down in England's favour. That's a big early boost for Eoin Morgan. No surprise in his chasing.