Jeremy Coney
Ex-New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

Nicholls was a little late on the ball. He caught up with the ball as it went past him.

Cummins has been impressive since his early introduction from the Nursery End, and he sends down a maiden to keep New Zealand pegged back.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

Better start to their innings for New Zealand - their last five opening partnerships have been 0 from one ball, 12, 0 from one ball and 5.

Jason Behrendorff is back on for Starc, and his first ball strikes Guptill on the front pad to bring an appeal from the bowler.

It's turned down by umpire Illingworth, and Australia decide not to review. It's a good decision, as replays show it was not hitting enough of leg stump to have overturned the decision, so it stays as umpire's call.

A tight over from Pat Cummins with a single off the first and nothing else.

Paul Rosenberg: She's been admitted to the hospital for a couple of days. It's a gastro bug due to her scavenging ways at our park and the amount of litter left there. It happens every year so we're use to it. Thanks for the concerns!

Paul was at Lord's but had to leave after 20 minutes to take care of his poorly dog. He hasn't given us a name yet, though...?

All a bit 'mehh' so far from Australia, New Zealand's openers look untroubled.

The Black Caps' opener gets the run chase on its way...

Nice from Nicholls as he gets off the mark - he pushes Starc back down the ground between Guptill's body and his bat for four of the first ball.

Then he nudges the next past square leg and to the rope in front of the Grandstand.

A beauty from Cummins keeps Guptill honest - it lifts off a good length, moves down the slope a touch and flies through to Carey.

Pakistan have got there with two balls to spare, beating Afghanistan by three wickets.

Afghanistan captain Gulbadin Naib brought himself on for the final over, having been smashed for 18 in his previous over.

Perhaps not a great idea.

And that means Pakistan have gone ahead of England into fourth place in the table.

Pat Cummins is on in place of Behrendorff after just two overs, and his first is flicked off his hip by Guptill and down for four in front of the pavilion.

Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Lord's

I have to confess that quite a lot of the members of the written press (myself included) currently have our eyes on another game....

Starc's radar is not quite on as he sends one down leg side for a wide, then plays safe by sending the next outside off. Plenty of bounce though, as Carey takes them both head-high.

Right, it's down to the final over at Headingley and Pakistan need six runs from six balls to beat Afghanistan with three wickets in hand.

They're 222-7, chasing 228. Follow the climax here.

Afghanistan can't, can they?

Starc races around the third man boundary to slide in and cut the ball off and keep New Zealand down to two.

Behrendorff gives Guptill a bit of width outside off, and the opener drives it past point down the slope and to the shortest boundary.

Nicholls is still on nought, by the way.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

New Zealand have lost 10 wickets in last six matches in the opening powerplay.

Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special

I think this pitch is a Kane Williamson special. It is set-up for one of his dogged hundreds.

Guptill dabs one down in front of the slips and the openers nip through for a well-taken single.