Tom Latham seems to be suffering with a bit of cramp as he turns down a quick single off Ben Stokes' first delivery. Ross Taylor responds by pulling Stokes for consecutive fours behind square.

New Zealand then pick up a single off Stokes' final delivery and the England all-rounder vents his frustration at the lack of intensity in the field. He's chuntering to himself after grabbing his hat back of the umpire.

It's not going to plan for England here.

Adil Rashid with a solid spell here. No wickets but he's gone at 4.50 from eight overs

A big appeal from Rashid and Jos Buttler off the Yorkshire leg-spinner's final delivery after Tom Latham misses an attempted cut but the umpire is not interested.

Here comes Ben Stokes...

James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special

Now is the time to bring Ben Stokes on. He's the man who more often than not does something spectacular.

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England made 284-8 in this first ODI, thanks largely to Joe Root's serene 71 and a measured 79 from Jos Buttler, Jason Roy having hit 49 at the top of the order.

On a slow pitch, New Zealand slipped to 27-3 in reply, which included Martin Guptill and Kane Williamson cheaply, but Tom Latham and Ross Taylor have led a sterling recovery with a partnership that has just passed 150.

New Zealand in the box seat.

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England lacking a bit of zip and energy in the field. Heads are starting to drop a little. A good over from Chris Woakes and his fifth ball just misses Tom Latham's off stump. Woakes can scarcely believe if when his next delivery is edged down to the boundary for four.

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Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special

England are up against it and New Zealand are firmly in control. They should cruise home from here.

Adil Rashid bowls his seventh over and is given plenty of encouragement from Jos Buttler behind the stumps. The Lancashire wicketkeper screams "catch it" as Tom Latham's leading edge down the ground loops over Rashid's head. The leg-spinner stands frustrated with his hands on his hips.

Ben Stokes has bowled four overs so far in his comeback match. Is it time for Eoin Morgan to turn to his star all-rounder?

New Zealand coach Mike Hesson on Sky Sports: "They've played really nicely - not only to consolidate but push the run-rate on. We've got quality players. Your top order can't always do the job.

"Tom Latham has played nicely - let's hope he continues for the next 10 or 12 overs."

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Latham is receiving some work on his leg from the physio during the break. He looks fine.

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Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special

New Zealand are coasting along now. England have got to try and create something - they have got to create their own powerplay and make New Zealand take chances. Or you sit in for as long as you can and wait for New Zealand to make the mistake.

A top-class shot from Ross Taylor as he perfectly picks the gap behind point off Chris Woakes' second delivery and the balls whistles away to the boundary for four. New Zealand scamper four more runs off the over in singles. Very comfortable at the moment. It's time for a drink.

James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special

Latham has picked up length beautifully, he has been powerful at times and, most importantly, he has been intelligent.

The boundaries are starting to come for New Zealand now. Ross Taylor twice cuts Adil Rashid - his first one was sweetly timed and crosses the rope but second time round he does not quite generate the same power and Jonny Bairstow scampers around to cut it off

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Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special

England are under pressure here.

An eventful over from Chris Woakes, but not in England's favour. Ross Taylor and Tom Latham both take advantage of short deliveries and dispatch the Warwickshire all-rounder to the boundary for four.

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Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special

It was a panic review - they needed to break this partnership.

The technology clear shows Woakes' delivery was missing the stumps so the original on-field decision remains.

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Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special

It's almost the situation of the game that's brought about this review. It's wishful thinking - it's hit him pretty high.

Chris Woakes strikes Ross Taylor on the pad, it's given not out but England review it. Taylor has not hit it but the ball is clearly missing the wickets.

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Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special

Latham may be young but he's a smart, shrewd operator at the crease. He's batted beautifully.

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