England win with 12.1 overs to spare
England level five-match series at 1-1
Stokes 63* (74) after taking 2-42
Morgan 62, Buttler 36 (20)
NZ 223: Santner 63*, Guptill 50
Four run-outs; two great Roy catches
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That's a brilliant fifty - it has been a very, very good knock. It has been riddled with magnificent shots. Welcome back, Ben.
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Stokes slices behind backward point to the fence and scampers through for one.
That's his fifty, taking 54 balls to reach the mark.
He was a bit rusty in the first ODI but has been in superb touch here.
Need 48 runs to win
England's batting keeps coming though as Jos Buttler strides out, getting off the mark straight away with a single to fine leg.
Morgan c & b Munro 62 (Eng 174-4)
Munro sends down a short, slow knuckle ball and Morgan has so much time to pick his slot he ends up not really committing to any of his options.
As a result he miscues an attempted flay straight back to Munro, who completes a fairly simple caught and bowled chance.
Munro laughs briefly. Morgan will be livid. England should ease home from here though, Morgan's work is done.
Munro strays down leg and the ball evades bat and Latham's gloves, sliding away to the fence and that'll be five wides.
Ferguson drifts just a tad short and an even smaller tad wide of off stump but it's more than enough for Stokes to clatter away a pull stroke to the fence.
Supremely gifted batting.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Morgan hit with the wind - there was a lot of bat speed and he hit it very high. Very sensible batting.
Morgan clears the fence with a tremendous upper-cut.
A bit of width from Ferguson and the England skipper ramps it up and away over the diving Mark Chapman on the boundary. What a shot.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
England have been in control of this match pretty much from the start.
Target 224
Munro is accurate and you know this pair would hate to get out to him.
The result? Morgan and Stokes play the part-timer respectably and take just two singles from the over.
When all hope is lost...
Tim Southee turns to the part-time right-arm trundle of Colin Munro...
Need 69 runs to win
Southee brings the field in, knowing that only wickets - and a lot of them and quickly - will do if New Zealand are to win this game.
It limits England to just two off Lockie Ferguson's over for now.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It's been a very good display by England. Their fielding was exceptional. They could have gingerly gone about this with the bat and tried to use up the overs, but they've been very aggressive from the top.
Morgan 53, Stokes 41
An excellent half-century from Eoin Morgan, showing his confidence and experience in playing aggressively to ensure England didn't really wobble after falling to 86-3.
Stokes has played majestically too and is nearing his fifty...
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Brilliant knock - he has been very aggressive from the word go. That pull shot to bring up his fifty sums up his innings.
Boult goes short but Morgan's eye is firmly in, the captain taking on the pull and smearing it through mid-wicket to the fence to bring up his fifty off 48 balls.
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Target 224
Morgan and Stokes remain happy to nudge and nurdle Santner around for singles.
Stokes then shapes to hit the last one but decides against the big shot and just defends.
James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special
This partnership is going at six and a half runs an over. That shows their intent.
Morgan 46, Stokes 38
Boult digs one in and Morgan takes on the pull shot - Chapman sprints in to try and take the catch but the ball dies on him, bouncing in front and skipping up over him for four. Gutting.
This partnership is now worth 57 off 58 balls. New Zealand's chances drastically fading.