A glorious shot from Nat Sciver, driven straight down the ground past the bowler's outstretched hand.

Perfection.

Mark Puttick: Heather Knight is the first England batter to make a 100 then a duck in consecutive innings v the same opponent in a series. Charlotte Edwards (1997 WC) & Nat Sciver (2017 WC) also made a ton then a duck in consecutive inns but against different opponents.

Isabelle Westbury
Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special

With Heather Knight falling second ball this is a chance for the middle order to set their stall out and show what they have got.

Can they make a statement in the final match of the summer?

It feels like New Zealand have gifted Nat Sciver a start here, when they should have been squeezing the pressure on her after those two quick wickets.

She's raced to a run-a-ball 19 thanks to some sloppy fielding and inconsistent bowling. A missed opportunity for New Zealand to make their mark on the game?

Isabelle Westbury
Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special

It feels like there are a few weary minds and bodies in that New Zealand field.

Nat Sciver is dealing in boundaries, firstly thanks to some pretty average fielding from Maddy Green at cover, who is nutmegged by the ball.

She follows it with a clip off her legs down to fine leg.

Daniel Norcross
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special

England are in danger of grinding to a halt unless Tammy Beaumont can maintain some momentum.

Nat Sciver picks up her second boundary, clipping off her pads with impeccable timing. Good signs early on from England's star all-rounder as they enter the rebuilding stage of the innings.

hypocaust: New Zealand seemed to think Winfield-Hill was in "drop me now" territory.

Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician

I'm going to call it a let off.

Hayley Jensen finds Sciver's outside edge but the ball thuds into Katey Martin's shin behind the stumps. I think it's harsh to call that a drop - the keeper is standing up to the seamer and those either find a way into the gloves or they don't.

Anyway, the debate will continue about whether it's a drop or not as Sciver pulls the next ball firmly for four.

Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician

Nat Sciver could really do with some runs.

She has scores of 2, 1 and 11 in this series and only made 20 runs in the T20 series that preceded it as well.

Nat Sciver could also do with some runs. In no way is her place under threat, but she'd like to finish the summer with a score to give her some confidence going into a busy winter.

Excellent over for New Zealand - just one run and the wicket from it.

Isabelle Westbury
Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special

Cricket, the great leveller.

A chanceless century in the previous match and now strangled down the leg side.

Off the back of a century in the last game, Heather Knight strides confidently to the crease.

All series, wickets have fallen in clusters for both sides. New Zealand will hope that trend continues now.

Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician

For the fifth time in eight ODI innings this summer Lauren Winfield-Hill goes past 33 but doesn't make it to 50.

Isabelle Westbury
Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special

Sometimes when you are looking for your first half-century since 2016, four drops can be very helpful.