Santner 45* off 27 balls
Taylor 113, Latham 79
Latham & Taylor add 178 from 27-3
Stokes 2-43, Woakes 2-47
Eng: Buttler 79, Root 71, Roy 49
NZ lead 1-0 in five-match series
Target 285
Three runs from Adil Rashid's over but you sense England need a wicket here. This is all a bit too easy for Tom Latham and Ross Taylor and with wickets in hand they will be able to cut loose. 140 off 114 balls is the asking rate on a ground with small boundaries.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
There's still a long way to go but New Zealand are starting to threaten now - the momentum is with them.
James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special
If England were batting now, they'd be licking their lips - they've laid the platform and they've still got seven wickets in hand.
Target 285
New Zealand content to milk singles and rotate the strike. However, a reverse sweep off the final ball of Joe Root's over from Tom Latham shows signs of some momentum building for the Kiwis.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
The game is in the balance.
Latham 51, Taylor 52
Five off Adil Rashid's third over. New Zealand still nurdling and nudging their way to the total at the moment.
Joe Root to continue at the other end.
Three balls later Tom Latham reaches his fifty, off Adil Rashid. It took 55 balls.
NZ 128-3
Tidy stuff from Joe Root for five balls but off his final delivery a cut shot from Ross Taylor brings a fielding mistake from Tom Curran, who is caught by the spin on the ball and it scurries off to the boundary for four. That's fifty for Taylor - his 42nd in ODIs - and the century stand with Latham.
Image source, GetJames Taylor
Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special
Root is a very canny operator with the ball.
NZ 121-3
Tom Latham gets a feather on a delivery from Adil Rashid but Jos Buttler spills a difficult catch down the leg side. A good over from Rashid otherwise with just one run from it.
Joe Root is loosening up to replace Moeen Ali.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Ross Taylor can go ballistic at the end of an innings.
Bryan Waddle
BBC Test Match Special commentator
A betting man would still have his money on England here.
Target 285
A lovely sunset in Hamilton with purples and pinks. Tom Latham uses his feet to Moeen Ali's third delivery and works the ball to a straight deep mid-wicket. It looks destined for four but David Wiley slides to stop it just in time. Six from the over without breaking sweat.
Target 285
Plenty of dabs, paddles and sweeps from Tom Latham and Ross Taylor off Adil Rashid's leg-spin as the New Zealand pair pick up four runs - all in singles - from the over.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Ross Taylor was playing 10 years before I was playing and he's still going five years after I retired. He's been playing forever...
Image source, Getty ImagesLatham 41, Taylor 40
Ross Taylor dabs a sweep behind the wicket off Moeen Ali. Ben Stokes gives chase but he cannot reach it. That's 7,000 runs in ODIs for Taylor. England need to break this partnership.
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Bairdy: NZ looking increasingly comfortable here, despite the run rate creeping up. Spinners will have a big say in the result here.
Target 285
Eoin Morgan brings Adil Rashid into the attack. He starts with a googly but Ross Taylor cuts it for a single before a half-hearted appeal for lbw after the ball clips Tom Latham's pad and they scamper through for a leg bye. Two singles follow as New Zealand continue to work the ball into the gaps.
Image source, Getty ImagesGraeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Moeen Ali is bowling a bit too qiuckly - it's not turning. He needs to bowl slower.
Target 285
Moeen Ali continues round the wicket but Tom Latham is happy just to milk the singles. Ross Taylor flicks Moeen's penultimate delivery off his hips down past short fine leg to the boundary for four. That's the hundred up for the Black Caps.