England win by one wicket after thrilling finish
England were cruising at 176-4 - Sciver 61
NZ collapse from 96-1 to 203 all out
Three wickets apiece for Ecclestone & Cross
Nat Sciver rushes one past Satterthwaite's outside edge. Do England sense a change in momentum here?
By the way, there is a village called Satterthwaite in heart of the Lake District, which makes it a great place automatically.
Amy Satterthwaite - what a great surname! - has replaced Devine, who has retired hurt. Will she return?
Much debate on what the issue is - thigh? Quadricep? She's going off, limping heavily - that's terrible luck for the home skipper.
Here's where she's scored her runs today...
Kristy Havill
Canterbury leg-spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesThis doesn't look like cramp. She's turned for the second. She called no and went straight down.
She didn't even attempt to return to her crease.
Sophie Devine has gone down after turning for a second, and is having treatment. It could be a hamstring problem?
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Jack: Today is the day that Kate Cross is going to get a 5 wicket haul! I can just feel it.
A lovely straight drive from Kerr - that goes into the stumps at the bowler's end and no further.
The White ferns are a bit becalmed right now.
The introduction of Kate Cross has really stalled New Zealand's progress.
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SoftBulletin: I've had a bit of a hellish week doing university marking for the first time, so wonderful to be able to relax with you all (and a pint in the bath) this evening! Hope you're all well.
A pint in the bath?!
Amelia Kerr has joined Sophie Devine at the crease, can England begin to peg the hosts back?
Kristy Havill
Canterbury leg-spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, gettAlex Hartley is furiously clapping next door.
Suzie Bates tried to go inside-out and lost all of her shape. Tammy Beaumont just came round for the easy catch.
Bates c Beaumont b Cross 22 (NZ 61-1)
Suzie Bates tries to flay Kate Cross over the top again but she only slices it, allowing Tammy Beaumont to run to her left from mid-off to take a comfortable catch in front of her face.
That's the first sign of looseness from the hosts as Bates lifts Cross over mid off and only just over Beaumont's head.
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Georgie: This change has been much-needed. Cross showing Shrubsole and Brunt the line that they have been unable to find and is making it more difficult for this class opening pair
Kristy Havill
Canterbury leg-spinner on BBC Test Match Special
You always worry about how your team bounces back after a loss. I like what I'm seeing from New Zealand here. Its key that these openers carry on.
Crunch! Suzie Bates is no sleeping partner in this, and she has slammed Nat Sciver back past the bowler for a lovely four.
Now this is an unexpected combination in an unexpected setting.
An absolute legend, and, erm, the Manchester United manager. Bizarre.
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Image source, Getty ImagesHmm, the umpire is having a word with Devine seemingly for the opener batting a way out of her crease. She's clearly unhappy, and coach Bob Carter can also be seen remonstrating with an official by the boundary.
Nice again from Sophie Devine as she rocks back a touch to cut Kate Cross away through the offside to see the hosts past 50 at a decent lick.
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Sloppy start. Not filling me with confidence! Come on England.
Ian, Bristol