That's more like it!

Sophie Devine drops it too short and Danni Wyatt pulls the ball away through the leg-side for four.

Lovely shot.

Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

I'm quite surprised by England's slow start, but New Zealand have bowled well. Jess Kerr gets a fair bit of in-swing so that is something that the batters have to contend with.

Jess Kerr opens at the other end for New Zealand as England continue to deal exclusively in singles.

Looks like Sophie Devine is up next....

Molly Penfold is a sub fielder for New Zealand in place of Brooke Halliday who is unwell - it didn't seem to hinder her batting.

Ooh, hang on.

TV Replays show Tammy Beaumont had got a faint edge in the previous over that nobody picked up, with Katey Martin spilling behind the stumps.

Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

This is quite an intimidating field that Leigh Kasperek has set - she's got five fielders, all on the ring, on the off-side. She's happy to concede a single, but doesn't want to go for a boundary.

Leigh Kasperek, who took a pasting in the first game but improved in the second, opens the bowling for New Zealand.

She is giving it some air as the England openers share two singles to long-off. Kasperek gets away with a full toss to finish as Beaumont fails to take advantage.

A gentle start.

Here come the England opening batters Tammy Beaumont and Danni Wyatt.

Beaumont smashed a wonderful 97 in the first game. A repeat here would do nicely.

Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

It's really evenly poised, too close to call. That partnership at the end has really swung it New Zealand's way.

I think the powerplay is going to be crucial for both sides. If England can get through with minimal wickets lost then I think they will be confident of winning the game.

Thanks Callum. Things are set up nicely.

England had done well to peg New Zealand back but that late burst from Brooke Halliday and Katey Martin has dragged the White Ferns up to a competitive total.

All to play for.

That is me done for the night.

Tom Mallows will take you through England's chase and reveal the series winner...

Here are the four wickets that England picked up.

They bowled really well in the middle overs - after the powerplay when they were tidy enough - but the final four overs were less impressive.

We've got a game on our hands.

England bowler Tash Farrant on Sky Sports: "It is a pretty decent wicket and it was skidding on a bit more as it got darker. We let them get a few at the end but we're happy chasing that.

"We just wanted to bowl our best ball, and go at the pads, early on. We pulled it back really well after the powerplay and Sarah Glenn bowled really well. We picked up wickets in the middle overs which is great.

"We wanted to chase because we knew it would skid on more under the lights. It is going to be a tough chase but hopefully if we get off a good start we can chase it."

Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

NZ have got a competitive score but England's batting line up is aggressive. They have the extra batter in there with Maia Bouchier, so it could be a very, very good second innings.

Yeah, comfortably home. New Zealand added 50 runs in the final four overs of the innings.

England will need 145 to win the third Twenty20 and the series.

Sue Redfern sends a run out shout upstairs to finish the innings, but I'm pretty Brooke Halliday is comfortably home here.

Katherine Brunt was screaming "launch it" at Danni Wyatt.

Nice shot.

Brooke Halliday picks up a couple more with a lovely drive out to Sophia Dunkley on the cover boundary.

Pace off from Katherine Brunt and New Zealand pick up a leg bye to short third.

Shot!

Katherine Brunt bowls an over-head height wide before Katey Martin crunches another cut through the in-field and away to the boundary.

Gorgeous shot.