Amy Jones is the new batter in.

There were air punches and a giant roar from Tahuhu after taking that wicket. New Zealand have a spring in their step now - they've done so well to plug away and build the pressure on England's batters.

Heather Knight reminds the tourists she's still there by clipping Hannah Rowe down to the square-leg boundary.

Rowe then sends down another wide for New Zealand. They'll need to be careful not to gift England too many extras.

Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

It was a bit of a nothing shot by Nat Sciver and she's better than that. It wasn't wide enough to play that stroke - she's just been finding ways to get out recently.

Nice one, Ffion.

So then, a solid start from the hosts but a lack of fireworks. Will they up the rate in the second half of this innings? Let's find out.

Lea Tahuhu to bowl to Nat Sciver.

Sciver gets off the mark with a clip off her legs for a single. Hannah Rowe continues her impressive spell from earlier on with another testing over as New Zealand attempt to put the brakes on.

We're halfway through the innings which means it's time for me to make way for Kal Sajad, who will take you through the second half.

Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Bristol

That was so odd - no-one looked interested in the lbw and I think it was Suzie Bates who ended up persuading Sophie Devine to send it upstairs.

Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Nat Sciver is a brilliant player but she is an lbw candidate when she first comes to the crease. So New Zealand will try and bowl fuller to her.

Nat Sciver safely defends her first couple of balls. Sophie Devine is delighted with that wicket - she didn't have much luck in her first spell and Beaumont was dropped off her bowling, too.

Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

So good from New Zealand. Beaumont was looking to defend into the off side and played with her bat behind her front pad. It was a brilliant review.

Henry Moeran
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special

There was no interest from bowler and keeper. It's Suzie Bates at mid-off who saw something which interested her.

A very last-minute review from Sophie Devine for an lbw on Tammy Beaumont.

I'm not too sure about this. It seems a tad ... desperate.

Henry Moeran
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special

England are, perhaps, starting to show a little bit more intent now.

Well, this was building! Beaumont skips down the pitch and lofts Leigh Kasperek over mid-off for four runs.

The spinner was starting to frustrate Beaumont - who has had enough of it.

Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Tammy Beaumont has slowed down ever so slightly but these two have built a platform. They'll be trying to get as close to 280/290 as they can.

Another boundary for Tammy Beaumont, this time tickled down to fine leg past a despairing dive from the keeper.

The single next ball brings up the 50 partnership between this pair. It's looking very comfortable for England at the moment.

Georgie Heath: Great conversation on BBC Test Match Special about the advancement in the women’s game through professionalism and investment. It’s so important and to hear voices like Steven Finn discuss it in such celebratory terms is fab.

Singles. Lots and lots of singles.

Steven Finn
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

Beaumont will be glad she got that ball. It was a half-volley but well put away. She held her shot nicely.

Beaumont forgets about her mistake from the last over as she punishes Jess Kerr, who overpitches yet again, for another four.

England very much building a platform here. It's not particularly expansive or exciting, but they're going to give their middle to lower order a very good opportunity to go for it later on in the innings.