Summary

  • Eng (lost toss) 178 all out - Brunt hits 49* & takes 4-22

  • Tahuhu (5-37) takes maiden ODI five-wicket haul

  • England recall Brunt for Sciver

  • Molly Penfold makes NZ debut

  • Penfold & Jensen replace Rowe & Kerr

  • Third ODI, Leicester; Eng now lead series 2-1

  • Highlights on BBC Red Button at 22:30 BST

Live Reporting

Callum Matthews and Ffion Wynne

  1. She bowled pretty well earlier on ...

  2. I like this move. Lea Tahuhu is back on and New Zealand are on the attack.

  3. Eng 73-6

    Katherine Brunt carves Hayley Jensen for four down to third man.

    New Zealand need to be careful here. They're obviously well on top but in the second ODI they allowed the last wicket pair of Danni Wyatt and Tash Farrant get away from them. Brunt and Dean can bat, so they don't need to change their plans much at all.

  4. Alison Mitchell
    BBC Test Match Special

    If it wasn't for Covid Molly Penfold was going to do a gap year in 2020.

  5. Amy Lofthouse
    BBC Sport in Leicester

    You'd be forgiven if you're wondering where Molly Penfold has come from. She only had one season of domestic cricket before being called into the squad for this tour as a replacement for the injured Rosemary Mair. Jacob Oram, the White Ferns bowling coach, has described her as a "raw, fast talent" - and while the radar is still getting there, the pace clearly comes naturally to her. She was born in London and doesn't actually have a New Zealand passport, with her family having moved to Aotearoa when she was young.

  6. Eng 68-6

    Thanks, Callum.

    Well, what a start! New Zealand have been very impressive. Lea Tahuhu's spell was ridiculously good but I can't stop thinking about Lauren Down's catch. What a speccie.

    Anyway, Charlie Dean thumps the ball down the ground for four. She may be quite low down the order in this England side, but she certainly can bat.

  7. I'm going to take my leave at this point because I'm literally causing chaos to England's batting line-up.

    Ffion Wynne will take you through the next phase of this game.

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    Matt Carver: England struggling all series with bat and the drop Sciver for Brunt. They're lacking batters why not bring in a batter for Sciver. Some clueless selections again this summer from England selecting committee both men and women.

  9. Eng 63-6

    That catch just gets better and better every time I see it. Lauren Down, take a bow. We'll bring it you as soon as we can.

    Molly Penfold, at just 20 and on debut, has two wickets now too.

    Hayley Jensen offers Charlie Dean a little bit of width and the 20-year-old climbs into the cut shot and picks up her first boundary. England need a few more of those.

  10. Isabelle Westbury
    Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special

    That was travelling at some real speed. Molly Penfold bowls quickly but Danni Wyatt hits the ball very hard, too. The awareness, the position and the technique to hold on to it while diving. It was beautiful.

  11. Alison Mitchell
    BBC Test Match Special

    That is a stunner! It was hit hard, she had to dive a fair length, the ball is very low to the ground and she's managed to hold on!

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    Wyatt c Down b Penfold 10 (Eng 59-6)

    What a catch!

    Danni Wyatt looks to drive on the up, and balls flies towards Lauren Down at backward point who takes an absolute speccie. She sticks out her right hand, and low to the ground, she gets her fingers under the ball and takes a fantastic one-handed catch. That really travelled with the pace of Penfold.

  13. Isabelle Westbury
    Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special

    That was a difficult chance but Katey Martin will be spewing that she's missed the opportunity.

  14. dropped catch

    Dean dropped on 0

    Oh, down!

    Charlie Dean shuffles outside off, and gets in a bit of tangle, and ends up getting a thick edge. It is good height for Katey Martin, and at a good distance for her to reach with her out-stretched right hand and the ball goes in, but pops out.

    A let off for England and Dean.

  15. It's a good question. Throughout the summer when Heather Knight spoke about capitalising on The Hundred she consistently spoke about the north and Old Trafford.

    The players want it to happen.

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  17. Eng 53-5

    Oh, streaky! Danni Wyatt looks to defend, but ends up edging just past slip and the ball races away for four runs.

    As Amy says, she has a lot of responsibility on her shoulders here, but her and Charlie Dean's place is by no means secure in this England side, so this is a big opportunity for both.

  18. Amy Lofthouse
    BBC Sport in Leicester

    This has been excellent from New Zealand, bowling full and straight, and an extra bit of pace here and there from Tahuhu and Penfold has done the trick. There's a lot resting on Wyatt's shoulders here.

  19. Alex Hartley
    England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    It's making me feel very old that this bowler and batter were both born in the 21st century!

  20. Eng 49-5

    Molly Penfold looks very raw at the moment, as she sends down a filthy leg-side wide.

    But, having said that, she looks to have a good strong action, and you can't argue with 71mph at 20.

    Charlie Dean is going to have to battle here. She does a Steve Smith exaggerated leave to end the over.