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
Emily Windsor
Southern Vipers player on BBC Test Match Special
This is an interesting choice from England to bring in Charlie Dean ahead of Katherine Brunt.
But I can see why, because Dean plays higher up the order usually and will be more used to batting time. Brunt is much more of an aggressive batter.
Charlie Dean, who is playing just her third ODI, is the new batter.
She is also 20, so we've got 20 v 20 at the moment.
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Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
How good is that on your debut! Amy Jones was looking good but Molly Penfold has beaten her for pace! It's jagged back in and taken middle stump.
Jones b Penfold 21 (Eng 48-5)
A first international wicket for 20-year-old Molly Penfold!
A little bit of movement back from Penfold, and Amy Jones is stuck on the crease, and just beaten a little bit of pace by the 71mph delivery and the ball crashes into middle stump.
Wow, wow, wow! England are in a massive hole here.
Hayley Jensen, who is playing for the first time in the 50-over series, replaces Sophie Devine and she starts economically, with just a single from her first over.
She beats the bat of a prodding Danni Wyatt to end the over, and seizes some control back for New Zealand after that wayward first Molly Penfold over.
I've already brought you the first wicket, here's wicket two, three and four...
Emily Windsor
Southern Vipers player on BBC Test Match Special
It's a good approach for England to keep attacking, they don't want to become stagnant.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
England are finding all their boundaries through the covers. Penfold just tried to go too full and Amy Jones has capitalised.
Danni Wyatt can't fully capitalise on the no-ball, but does pick up a single to deep mid-wicket.
A rank full toss is then slapped to the cover boundary by Amy Jones, before Molly Penfold finishes with a dot ball.
Nine from Penfold's first over in international cricket.
Molly Penfold starts with a 68mph delivery, before a MASSIVE no-ball. She is so far over the line.
Here is Molly Penfold. Let's see what the 20-year-old can do on debut...
Emily Windsor
Southern Vipers player on BBC Test Match Special
Molly Penfold is the other New Zealand quick, and on her debut, so she's in a great position to make inroads into England's middle order.
Four more.
Sophie Devine offers Amy Jones a little bit of width and the England wicketkeeper forces the ball through the off-side field and away to the boundary.
She's up to 14.
I've just remembered that we haven't seen debutant Molly Penfold bowl yet. Sophie Devine called her an "absolute beast" at the toss.
That bodes well for England.
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Robin Johnson: First time at a live cricket match in years. My goodness the music after every boundary and over is unbelievably annoying and loud.
Unsurprisingly, alongside the attacking fields, Lea Tahuhu continues and she concedes just two singles from her sixth over.
There's plenty of buzz in the New Zealand fielders.
Emily Windsor
Southern Vipers player on BBC Test Match Special
New Zealand are keeping their attacking field in place even though the powerplay is over, with two slips in - and rightly so!
Here's how England lost the first of their four wickets...
Sophie Devine ends the powerplay with four dot balls.
That is undoubtedly New Zealand's. They are in complete control.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
This is such a hard position for the new batter to come in at - they're not even past the powerplay!