Off-spinner Kasperek is looking busy, scurrying around to prevent a single off her own bowling.

That's the end of the first 10 overs. New Zealand will definitely be the happier.

Two wickets, including the big one of Sarah Taylor.

Good from Beaumont. Another four, this time an excellent drive off the back foot through the covers.

The opener is putting the pressure back on the New Zealand bowlers.

Lea Tahulu is back into the attack. Does New Zealand captain Suzie Bates sense this is a chance to make serious inroads into England's powerful batting line-up?

Shot! Opener Tammy Beaumont has made a quiet start but Tahuhu over pitches and Beaumont drives square for four. That flew to the rope.

Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

It's good opening with spin because it makes the batters do something.

No need for England to panic. Heather Knight, who has a century to her name in this tournament, is the next batter in.

The England skipper makes a watchful start after the loss of those two early wickets. Here's the first of them. What a catch!

First change of bowling of the day as another seamer Holly Huddleston comes into the attack.

No change in the flow. Huddleston keeps her line straight just like Tahulu before her and despite Beaumont taking a step down the pitch the England opener can only play defensively.

There's a stifled appeal on the final ball of the over as Beaumont is hit on the pad but it looked to be going down the leg-side.

Phil Long
TMS statistician

Before this game, Sarah Taylor had scored 289 runs off 249 balls in the tournament at an average of 72.25. She has hit 46 fours.

Tammy Beaumont is struggling to get the ball away here early on, - she has just one from her first nine balls.

She's clearly eager to get going. The batter knocks the ball to mid-on and races through for a single.

Taylor is looking more comfortable against Kasperek's off-spin, getting down on one leg and sweeping to keep the runs ticking over.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

This is how Sarah Taylor rolls - she comes in against one of the fastest bowlers in the world and off the mark with a boundary.

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The wicket brings Sarah Taylor to the crease, the leading run-scorer in the competition.

She is clearly in great touch as she knocks a beautiful on-drive for four off just her second delivery.

Sharp running to steal a single at the end of the over, too. Good stuff.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

It went very swiftly. The reactions of Amy Satterthwaite there... she had to have cat-like reflexes.

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Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

Wow! What a catch. That was unbelievable - that was rocketing. That is how Lea Tahuhu gets her wickets. I'm blown away by how good that catch was.

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Rachel Priest is very vocal behind the stumps for New Zealand.

"Catch," she screams as a drive goes uppish back towards the bowler Kasperek but drops short. "Nice, Kasper," Priest adds.

Lauren Winfield looks in nice touch though as she drives a second boundary.

Lea Tahuhu realises short on this pitch against these two England openers is not the way forward and keeps the ball well pitched up for the rest of the over.

Just a single conceded after that boundary.

First sign of aggression from England.

Lauren Winfield rocks back and uses Lea Tahuhu's pace to pull her to the boundary for four.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

It's valuable when you've got a spinner who can come on in the powerplay and keep it tight.

Lydia Greenway asked how soon we'd see spin and the answer is the second over as Leigh Kasperek skips in with some off-spin.

Five dots start the over before England get their first runs on the board courtesy of a wide.

The seventh ball of the over is blocked by Tammy Beaumont. Tight stuff from New Zealand.

Annie Chave: Come on England - let's have another fantastic performance.