England become men's world champions for first time after incredible final goes to super over
Eoin Morgan's men victorious by virtue of having scored more boundaries (super over was tied)
England batted first in super over - Stokes (8*) and Buttler (7*) post 15-0
New Zealand post 15-1 - Neesham 13, Guptill 1
Wood run out off final ball of England's innings, meaning scores were tied
Stokes (84*) and Buttler (59) put on 110 after England fell to 86-4 in chase of 242
Latham's punchy 47 lifts NZ to 241-8; Nicholls only NZ batsman to pass 50
Joe Wilson
BBC News sports correspondent
England’s ‘Barmy Army’ fans group have been able to buy more than a hundred tickets after the ICC allocated them a block in the ground.
This is an effort to create an atmosphere at the Cricket World Cup final similar to the one at Edgbaston in the semi-final, where the ICC were impressed by the English fans singing and support.
England v New Zealand
Image source, Getty ImagesNew Zealand will "keep their feet on the ground" as they bid to upset England and win their first World Cup, says captain Kane Williamson.
Williamson played in the World Cup final four years ago, in which New Zealand were thrashed by Australia.
"I think anything is possible. It's a really special occasion tomorrow," Williamson said.
"All different thoughts can go through your mind but certainly where myself and the group come from, it's keeping your feet on the ground and looking to play the sort of cricket to give yourself the best chance.
"At the end of the day, it still is a cricket match."
It does feel like England always lose at Lord's, right?
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Neil Leverett: Truly a momentous day in British sport. I was nine last time we were in a CWC final. Super nervous though. With the Lords slope, just a horrid feeling Boult is gonna rip our hearts ou
George Gray: Is it too early for a beer to settle the nerves?
England v New Zealand
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland, playing in their first final for 27 years, will start as favourites against the 2015 runners-up.
"It would mean everything to win it," England captain Eoin Morgan said.
"The good faith, support and enthusiasm we've been shown in the tournament has been brilliant. It's a huge privilege to play in a World Cup final."
Morgan's men will be looking to emulate the England women's team, who won the World Cup on the same ground two years ago.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Lord's
Plenty of this about. St John's Wood Station is a box office.
It's been raining! Of course it has. A fitting way to end the tournament.
No sign of any delay to play though...
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It was - incredibly - back in May that we started this odyssey together.
After 47 scheduled matches, an awful lot of rain, 20,806 runs scored by batsmen, 31 centuries, 107 dropped catches and one amazing bit of captaincy by Gulbadin - it's the final.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland v New Zealand. A new name guaranteed to be on the trophy.
Lord's is packed, humming with anticipation. Channel 4 has had to rehome Tim Lovejoy.
All is well with the world.
All set?