England win by 203 runs
Eng 347-5 is highest ODI score conceded by New Zealand
Beaumont reaches ninth ODI century from 111 balls
Eng recall Cross for Davies
NZ (won toss): Tahuhu & Penfold replace Kerr & Kasperek
Final ODI, Canterbury - England win series 4-1
The headline act was Tammy Beaumont though, who was the toast of Canterbury when she reached a century on her own ground.
She was dismissed just a few balls later, but that was only the cue for more warm applause.
A mighty fine innings.
Nat Sciver hit a sprightly 39 from 38 before being trapped lbw by Hannah Rowe.
That only brought Amy Jones to the crease who, after scratchy start, began to unleash some terrific shots on her way to a half-century.
That brought Heather Knight to the crease fresh from her match-winning century in the previous ODI.
But as Isabelle Westbury said on TMS, cricket is the great leveller and this time Knight departed for a two-ball duck.
Let's have a look back at that innings, shall we?
Lauren Winfield-Hill nearly had as many lives as a cat as she survived FOUR dropped catches.
The England opener battled her way to 43 before eventually being caught by Amy Satterthwaite at midwicket.
Isabelle Westbury
Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
All of England's line-up came in at exactly the right time today. Everyone who needed to just got something, even if it's just a 30 or 40. And it was all held together by Tammy Beaumont, who was just sublime.
Well, that was a stunning innings from England. It looks a good pitch but they still had to score the runs and boy did they do that.
Tammy Beaumont anchored the innings with a magnificent century which provided a platform for the middle order to capitalise.
They have not always done that this summer, but they did so here, with Amy Jones smashing an impressive 60 before that wonderful finish by Sophia Dunkley and Danni Wyatt to wrap up the innings.
That's England's highest score against New Zealand and the highest score New Zealand have ever conceded.
Blimey.
Daniel Norcross
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special
Sophia Dunkley and Danni Wyatt added 79 in just 6.2 overs!
Danni Wyatt pulls the final ball of the innings through backward square!
England reach 347-5 from their 50 overs - their highest score of the summer.
New Zealand need 348 to win.
A welcome dot ball for New Zealand, the damage has been done though.
A good shot for one.
Sophia Dunkley craves over the bowlers head but the long-off fielder prevents the boundary.
Dani Wyatt clips the next delivery through into the onside for a single.
Not out - Wyatt's feet were on the ground.
Dani Wyatt missed a cut and Katey Martin whips off her stumps - it is being sent upstairs.
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hypocaust: This is now the highest total by any side against New Zealand women in ODIs, beating Australia's 325-5 at Allan Border Field last year.
Hannah Rowe with the first ball of the final over and Dani Wyatt is clubs it into the onside for six!
Daniel Norcross
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special
That was a weary dive from Amy Satterthwaite. That was a "When is this fielding going to end?" type of dive.
Dunkley 32 Wyatt 35
Sophie Devine then delivers a full toss that Danni Wyatt duly pulls for six!
New Zealand are looking ragged now.
Sophie Devine responds with a couple of slower deliveries - but then her fourth ball is way wide that escapes Katey Martin and England run through for three byes.
This is sensational stuff from England as Sophia Dunkley clubs Sophie Devine's first delivery through the leg-side for a one-bounce four.