Devine scores 101-ball ton as NZ overhaul target of 220
England bowled out for 219 - collapsing from 156-2
Jones top-scores with 78, fellow opener Beaumont hits 53
Kasperek takes maiden five-wicket haul in ODIs
England won toss & chose to bat first
England win series 2-1
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Em, Western Storm & Glos fan
Okey doke, New Zealand are back out, bat in hand, hoping to end a poor tour on a high.
Image source, ReutersOver in Bulawayo, Pakistan have completed a massive 201-run win over Zimbabwe.
After posting 308-7 in their 50 overs, they bundled the hosts out for 107.
Shadab took four wickets for Pakistan, who go 1-0 up in the five-match series.
The final scorecard is here.
Credit must go to New Zealand captain Suzie Bates, who recognised pace off the ball was the way to go - and she was rewarded with five wickets for her spinner, Leigh Kasperek.
And here's how it all ended for England, who must now defend 219 on a decent pitch and large ground...
From there, England fell in a heap. Wickets tumbled faster than the speed at which Gareth Southgate's stock rose earlier this month.
There was still hope Nat Sciver and Danni Wyatt could throw the bat and build on the foundations laid by Beaumont and Jones - until this happened...
Hayley Jensen was frustrating England with her military medium pace - delivered wicket to wicket. She accounted for Heather Knight as England began to lose wickets regularly.
Amy Jones looked set for a hundred until this happened...
Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
There was pressure for Lauren Winfield. She is playing for her place in the team, knowing the person who took it from her is at the other end and going well on 60-odd not out. She didn't give herself a chance with the way she played. It's not the easiest wicket to start your innings on.
Lauren Winfield followed soon after, playing a frenetic innings after coming back into the team at the expense of the rested Sarah Taylor.
Before she played one reverse sweep too many...
Beaumont was the first to reach 50...
Anyway, shall we recap the England innings?
It all started so well as Tammy Beaumont and Amy Jones piled on 104 inside the first 21 overs...
Thanks Tim.
We might have to draft you in later this summer when India are 450-2 and Virat has got 200 of them...
Well, my first live cricket commentary stint was one that started with England motoring on at 137-2, and ended without them not using up their 50 over allocation.
It's best I nip off now, especially as Marc Higginson is pawing the ground impatiently - and it looks like he's coming in off his long run.
England lost eight wickets for 63 runs, but immense credit has to go to New Zealand and especially Leigh Kasperek, who finished with 5-39 from 9.4 overs.
James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
It started promisingly for England but as soon as Amy Jones went, they collapsed dramatically. There were too many cross-batted shots. New Zealand have got a chance to beat England here but they have to lay the foundations.
Marsh b Kasperek 9 (Eng 219)
It's all over, as Laura Marsh hoicks across the line at Leigh Kasperek only to see the ball fizz under her bat and rattle the off stump.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Kate Cross has opted for the sweep shot a lot since coming to the crease. It's what fast bowlers from Lancashire do - James Anderson is the same!