Postpublished at 15:49 British Summer Time 16 September 2021
Brunt is now on 24 from 32 balls. Here she is successfully reviewing an lbw decision earlier...
NZ 211 (46.3 overs): Satterthwaite 79*
Tourists slip from 109-3 to 143-8 before late rally
England 241 (49.3 overs): Knight 89, Brunt 43; J Kerr 3-42
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Kal Sajad and Ffion Wynne
Brunt is now on 24 from 32 balls. Here she is successfully reviewing an lbw decision earlier...
One of the criticisms of New Zealand will be the amount of extras they've given as Hannah Rowe bowls the 13th wide of the innings.
A brilliant comeback from the bowler as the England skipper is floored by a yorker. But Knight replies with a hoick over mid-on for four.
Katherine Brunt steps away from her crease and digs out a full ball for two down to third man.
Eventful over. Ten from it.
Steven Finn
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special
I didn't know the weather could be this nice in September. My memories of cricket at this time of the year usually revolve around standing in the field with a jumper on and handwarmers in your pockets.
Katherine Brunt plays a pull shot so early that she's almost in a different time zone as the returning Sarah Devine bowls a smart slower ball.
Brunt does then connect with a shot which just sails over extra-cover, before she gloves a short delivery to the left of the 'keeper and down to the boundary.
Eight from the over. A good one for England.
Steven Finn
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special
250 from here would be a dream for England. But if they can get to 225-230 they'll be confident. Their world-class bowling attack gives them some leniency with setting a first innings total.
Hannah Rowe sends it in full and wide of leg stump as Heather Knight clips it down to fine leg for a single.
Another single to both batters and that's three from the over.
Knight - with 58 off 85 balls - has slowed down her rate of scoring but has provided England with much-needed stability in this game...
Steven Finn
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special
Heather Knight has to bat through here and be England's anchor. And then the likes of Brunt, Dean and Ecclestone can express themselves and play around her.
Even before the TV umpire gave the decision, Brunt was calling for new gloves. She knew she wasn't going anywhere!
Another big swing of the arms from Brunt as England take a single off the final ball of Tahuhu's over.
Eng 162-5
Don't doubt Katherine Brunt. UltraEdge shows a huge spike and the decision is reversed.
Henry Moeran
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special
Katherine Brunt reviewed it right away. She went for it so quickly, she must know a reason why this isn't out. Has she hit it?
Eng 162-6
Brunt is struck on the pads and it's given! But she reviews almost instantly. She's convinced it's bat first.
Tahuhu to Brunt.
Big swing. Edged. No slip. Four.
Knight 56, Brunt 8
The last thing England need here is a run out! Katherine Brunt heaves it to mid-on and there's a bit of hesitation before she calls Knight for a single, which definitely isn't on, before sending her captain back.
But Brunt makes amends with a sweetly struck drive through mid-off for four.
This is how England's last wicket fell...
Tahuhu is back into the attack and bowls short, Brunt swivels on the spot but a pull goes straight to the fielder on the boundary for a single.
Knight is struck on the pads and a half-hearted appeal from Tahuhu is dismissed by the umpire. It was going well down leg and New Zealand, wisely, opt not to review.
Three from the over.
Kasperek offers Brunt a real gift - a loopy delivery which should be dispatched to the boundary. Instead it goes through to the keeper and England miss out.
All is fine. Bat was grounded. Not out.
Isabelle Westbury
Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
Heather Knight's body language is just saying, 'oh, come on!'
Eng 146-5
Now then! Has Heather Knight been run out backing up? Surely not! Katherine Brunt drives down the ground, it deflects off bowler Kasperek's hand and into off stump. I THINK she's back in time.
Jess Kerr bowls a very tidy over before a leg-side delivery is flicked down to the mid-wicket boundary as Katherine Brunt gets off the mark with two.