NZ all but through to semi-finals after five-run win; WI all but eliminated
Carlos Brathwaite hits 101 from 82 balls but is last out as WI fall short
Chris Gayle 87 (including six sixes) - dropped on 15, 58 and 59
Williamson 148 (154 balls) hits second century of World Cup; Taylor 69 (95)
WI's Sheldon Cottrell takes 4-56, three catches and a run-out
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
You generally see the bat get turned around so you can use the flat bit of the bat in that shot, but Latham tried to use the back of it.
Remarkable. Tom Latham has just tried to reverse sweep the ball with the back of his bat. He didn't turn the bat round in his hands at all.
Is that even a reverse sweep then? What do you call that?
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Oh, he's having a jog!
Bryan Waddle
BBC Test Match Special
Chris Gayle is walking slowly back out on to the field.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
In the last week we've seen some incredible batting, but my two favourite innings have been from the New Zealand captain. He's a master craftsman in knowing how to play an innings. It's the way he seems to read the play, the situation, and work out what shots are on. He plays low-risk shots that give him a huge amount of reward.
Run rate 4.98
A big over for New Zealand - 12 from it.
If they can keep that going, 300 is still on.
Sir Curtly Ambrose
Former West Indies bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Are we going to see the accelerator being pressed down now?
Image source, Getty ImagesBryan Waddle
BBC Test Match Special
That is a delightful shot from the bat of Kane Williamson! Not overhit, just caressed through the cover field.
A cover drive from Kane Williamson so classical it could be broadcast on Radio 3.
Make that back to back fours.
Bryan Waddle
BBC Test Match Special
Kane Williamson advanced forward and he knew long leg was inside the circle. We may see a different side of Williamson now.
Is Kane going to kick on now?
Short from Jason Holder on leg stump and Williamson whips it over backward square for four.
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Williamson 106, Latham 6
Ashley Nurse returns in tidy fashion and New Zealand can only tap four singles off the over.
Kane Williamson is casually averaging over 300 in this tournament.
Get wicket.
Injure shoulder celebrating.
All in a day's work for the Universe Boss.
Williamson 104, Latham 4
Kane Williamson is a very unassuming, even shy, man.
He'll probably describe that century as "yeah, good."
We'll do the praise for him - he's been sublime yet again.
Image source, ReutersKane Williamson now has as many ODI centuries in England (four in 14 knocks) as he does in New Zealand (four in 71).
Sir Curtly Ambrose
Former West Indies bowler on BBC Test Match Special
He has certainly deserved it. He's carved a wonderful hundred out for his team.
Image source, PABryan Waddle
BBC Test Match Special
Nicely played, Kane Williamson! His 13th one-day hundred.
And after facing four dot balls on 99, Kane Williamson gets a gift to reach three figures.
Kemar Roach bangs it down, the ball sits up and Williamson swivels it away round the corner for four.
A second very special innings in a row for the Kiwi skipper after that majestic 106 not out to beat South Africa earlier in the week.
Bryan Waddle
BBC Test Match Special
That short delivery was saying no, you're not gonna get that hundred off me, Kane Williamson...