Fourth ODI, Derby; England clinch five-match series 3-1
England had never successfully chased more than 243 to win an ODI
Knight (101 from 107 balls) hits second ODI century
NZ 244-8 (lost toss) - Martin 65*, Satterthwaite 54
Highlights on BBC Red Button at 22:00 BST
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We'll be back on Sunday with radio commentary, in-play clips and live text of the final ODI of the series.
Goodnight!
England captain and Player of the Match Heather Knight on Sky Sports: "I was so frustrated when I got out, I really wanted to be there at the end and see it out. The batting hasn't quite been clicking so I was desperate to be ruthless and finish the game off, but I'm really pleased to get the win and we needed that after a tough couple of games.
"My conversion rate is pretty rubbish so I'm really pleased to get the hundred, it feels like a long time coming! It wasn't an easy wicket and they bowled really well.
"The next ODI is our last before the Ashes and the World Cup so it's a big game for us.
"Danni Wyatt completely took the pressure off me, the way she came in and scored boundaries meant I didn't have to take too many risks. She's really thrown her name in the hat for that spot at seven, and she's worked so hard since losing that opening spot."
And a couple of late wickets meant we were in for an unexpected tense finish...
Some fine individual performances from Katey Martin (65*) and Hannah Rowe (4-47) made it tough work for England...
New Zealand captain Sophie Devine on Sky Sports: "It was an outstanding game of cricket, and credit has to go to Heather. She anchored that innings and showed what a class player she is.
"We took it right to the end but it wasn't to be for us. We've got to lick our wounds but we'll learn a lot from this. I'm so proud of the girls and the efforts they put in today.
"We're starting to show our resilience that we've built as a side, not just in this series but the work we've done back at home too. Brooke Halliday and Katey Martin were outstanding today and that's just glimpses of what this side can do.
"We've worked so hard for it. Unfortunately we're not getting the results we want from it but we pushed the world champions that close today, and throughout this series, we are going to keep pushing for that last game."
While Knight will deservedly get all the plaudits, there were some important contributions from Lauren Winfield-Hill (33), Amy Jones (40) and Danni Wyatt (27).
England bowler Anya Shrubsole on Sky Sports: "You never quite want it to end like that, but we've won it. We both had a bit of a panic when she was stumped before we realised it was a wide!
"But what a fantastic innings from Heather though, to get us over the line. She looked like she was batting on another pitch to everyone else.
"I'd have preferred not to have to bat and Heather would love to be coming off unbeaten at the end, so I was just there to steal the glory really!
"It's really nice just to be back out on the park. I feel lucky to be back playing, it's nice to get a few wickets but most importantly to get the win."
A remarkable finish to a remarkable game! England are now 3-1 up in the series with just the one game to play in Canterbury on Sunday.
When her team needed her, captain Heather Knight stepped up to score her second ODI century...
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
England will be delighted that their middle order have got them over the line here. It probably didn't need to be that nervy at the end, and Heather Knight would've loved to have been there to see them home.
Daniel Norcross
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special
Oh they've won it on a wide! That's extraordinary!
(Eng 245-7)
Would you believe this???!! Sophie Ecclestone is stumped but Leigh Kasperek bowls a wide!! As soon as the umpire signals wide, the game is over and the wicket doesn't count. So...
England win by three wickets!
England win the series!
And England complete their highest ever ODI run-chase!
The scores are level!
Need two from four balls
Dot ball. It was outside off stump. Probably would have been given a wide has Shrubsole not connected.
England need two from five balls
SHRUBSOLE HITS KASPEREK DOWN THE GROUND FOR A ONE-BOUNCE FOUR!!!
Sophie Ecclestone is the new batter in, by the way. But it will be Anya Shrubsole on strike.
Six needed from the final over.
An England win for the series.
A New Zealand win for a decider in Canterbury on Sunday.
Here we go!
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
That's exactly what New Zealand wanted. Anything can happen in the last over of a game.
Daniel Norcross
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special
This is turning into a nerve jangler!
Wyatt lbw b Devine 27 (Eng 239-7)
Three reds!
Sophie Devine takes the second wicket of the over and this game is going down to the wire!
Daniel Norcross
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special
Is this a key moment? It looked a little high to me.