Kristy Havill
Canterbury leg-spinner on BBC Test Match Special

I'm a little bit nervous and stressed, but I'm not that surprised that we've ended up in this situation.

Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

That is a lovely shot from Sophie Devine. It sounded so nice off the bat.

The sweep is a nightmare for a spinner because you can pretty much play it to any ball. It must be so frustrating, thinking you've bowled a good ball and then it gets swept.

Charlie Dean replaces Kate Cross. I have a feeling that Devine will try to target her inexperience here.

She brings out two emphatic sweeps to take two boundaries from the over. Down on one knee, channelling her former hockey-playing self, she plays those shots with such power and authority.

Brooke Halliday is the new batter for New Zealand.

Sophie Ecclestone is thumped for four by Sophie Devine, who is absolutely the glue in this innings now - but she's a player who will enjoy that responsibility.

Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

Kate Cross deserved that. She got a little bit of bounce from that length that was plugging away at.

Henry Moeran
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

That's a huge moment in this game.

Sophie Ecclestone has one wicket for just eight runs from her three overs so far, and here is that wicket.

Sophie Ecclestone whirls her way through another over that goes for just two.

Henry Moeran
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

You can just sense this is the real heart of the battle. It feels like every ball has a real energy about it.

Kate Cross continues after drinks and is helped out by Tammy Beaumont diving like a salmon (?!) at point to save two certain boundaries.

And seeing as Sophie Devine can't get the ball past her, she clips through the leg side instead to help herself to four runs.

While the players take a drink, why not treat yourself to re-watching Danni Wyatt's excellent innings from earlier?

Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

England are just buzzing through their overs now. They are running around between overs, and they are really sensing this game is on.

If they can break this partnership they'll be able to open up an end and will sense that they can really win this game.

Tash Farrant backs up England's tight bowling with a remarkable diving stop on the boundary that prevents a Devine pull shot from going for four.

It feels like the game is on a knife edge now and both teams know it.

And here's Kate Cross' first wicket, the big one of Suzie Bates who was looking dangerous.

Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

It just feels like Kate Cross has started running in a bit quicker. She has got the bit between her teeth, and she is making things happen for England this summer. This is reaping the rewards for being, I guess, boring and hammering away at that length and not giving the batters anything to work with.

Umbrellas and rain jackets are popping up all around the ground but it doesn't look as if the rain is going to be around for too long.

In a repeat of the first ODI, the big partnership of Amy Satterthwaite and captain Sophie Devine is going to be key for New Zealand.

Those two quick wickets have reenergised England, they're buzzing in the field.

Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician

With that wicket the DLS has now gone up to 71 by the end of this over, and New Zealand are behind the rate.

Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

Kate Cross has bowled really well. She was plugging away at a length, and creating chances. It was the wobble ball and I think it took Lauren Down by surprise.