Hmm, that late collapse has stymied England today. A few more runs, given how they have chipped away in the New Zealand innings, would have made it very interesting.

Safety first is order of the day for the Kiwis now as Devine and Martin work five off that Katherine Brunt over, edging them closer to a hard-fought win.

Sophie Devine rocks back to the first ball of Georgia Elwiss' over, smashing it off the back foot and through the off side for four. Some easy singles see eight come from the over - New Zealand need just 13 to win from eight overs.

David Wallace: Very well done, Sophie Devine. Responsible and classy innings.

Laura Marsh misses the off stump by a coat of paint, Amelia Kerr attempting a square cut but getting underneath it.

Marsh then goes up for an appeal when she strikes Kerr on the front pad, but Kerr responds well with a nice square drive for two.

Well, well, well! It looked in the bag, but now?

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

That gives England just a glimmer of light in the Grace Road gloom.

Georgia Elwiss returns, and Katey Martin ramps it to fine leg. But her call for two sees a tight call for a run out...

Here are some of Sophie Devine's best bits after she brought up her hundred in just 101 balls.

It's not all Sophie Devine - Katey Martin wades in with a powerful lift over midwicket for four off Laura Marsh. And then Lauren Winfield blots her copybook, coming in off the deep backward square leg boundary but letting the ball go underneath her to gift Martin another four.

Suddenly this looks like New Zealand's game.

Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

It's been brilliant from Sophie Devine. She's batted with real responsibility and taken the right options. She just needs to kick on now.

Phil Long
TMS statistician

This is the fifth hundred in Sophie Devine's ODI career, and her fourth in her last 10 innings.

100 to Devinepublished at 38 overs

38 overs

NZ 185-5 - target 220

Sophie Devine swivels to pull a Nat Sciver leg side half-tracker down the the boundary past long leg, taking her to 97.

Devine then goes to 99 with a bold one over the top into the off side, and then makes it to a brilliant 100 from 101 deliveries with a pushed single. But she's all business - there's a match to win here.

Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

England will be feeling like they could do with an extra 20 or 30 runs here - just to put more pressure on. New Zealand have put themselves in a very good position.

Soft hands from Katey Martin as she runs Laura Marsh ever-so-fine down towards third man for three.

It doesn't look like the clouds or the weather will intervene now, and Grace Road looks a picture under the lights.

Nat Sciver is on, and Heather Knight's shy at the stumps might have been interesting had it hit with Sophie Devine maybe struggling to make it.

But more risk-free stuff from the Kiwis sees three off the over, with Martin nine away from a century.

That's a lovely shot from Katey Martin, opening the face to squeeze the ball backward of square through the offside between two fielders to glide her first boundary. New Zealand don't need to take risks here.

Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

If any cricket fan walked into the ground now, they would back New Zealand to win this game comfortably but we have seen what has gone before. We know how vulnerable the New Zealand middle order is.

Sophie Ecclestone traps Bernadine Bezuidenhout in front to take New Zealand's fifth wicket.

Sophie Devine relieves the pressure a bit, gliding down the pitch with a lofted drive over mid-on that goes to the boundary from Sophie Ecclestone.

The left armer's spell is over, she took 2-39 from her 10 overs.