Postpublished at 02:53 Greenwich Mean Time 20 March 2022
Kristy Havill
Canterbury leg-spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It looks like it's her right quad which saw her sit out some games against India recently.
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
Tim Oscroft and Joe Rindl
Kristy Havill
Canterbury leg-spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It looks like it's her right quad which saw her sit out some games against India recently.
Lea Tahuhu grimaces as she pulls up after bowling to Nat Sciver. She's straight off the field, and that could be a big problem if she cannot continue.
Brooke Halliday will finish the over.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
Nat Sciver's bat is well used - she obviously likes this stick and its middle.
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Martin McVeigh: I’m in West Auckland and judging by the skies England should be watching the D/L score rather than planning a chase to 204.
There's nothing in this contest at the moment...
Eng 65-2
The players take a break, and 'Sweet Caroline' blasts out over the PA. I prefer 'Forever in blue jeans' myself, but hey ho...
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Rowe raps Sciver on the pads and there is a big appeal.
It's given not out and after a long deliberation, New Zealand opt not to review. There seemed to be two sounds, and the replay shows a big edge onto the pads.
Heather Knight's family and friends are at Eden Park today, giving her their full support.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport's chief cricket writer in Auckland
New Zealand don't play again until next Saturday, when they could be out if results don't go their way.
England have gone into their shells a bit but credit to New Zealand, their bowling and fielding has been bang on the money.
I'm with Kristy, there. Low-ish scores, IMHO, make for better games than all-out runfests.
Discuss....
Kristy Havill
Canterbury leg-spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It's exciting, isn't it? It's a niggly total and one that England may not comfortably get.
Ooooh! A Tahuhu delivery just holds up and Knight's push into the covers is in the air and just falls short of Green as she dives forward.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport's chief cricket writer in Auckland
Before, the quiet of the crowd might have been disappointment from the home fans. Now it's because of pure absorption in the game.
I get the feeling this will be a close one, whichever way it goes.
Kristy Havill
Canterbury leg-spinner on BBC Test Match Special
New Zealand are up and about now; there's plenty of noise. Their shoulders are down and their heads up.
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on Test Match Special
That's the perfect length, scrambled seam, and it's hit the middle of off. It's such a big wicket. This is the moment for New Zealand and where England have to be composed.
Beaumont b Tahuhu 25 (Eng 53-2)
Just as Tammy Beaumont looked to be motoring along, and she gets bowled through the gate by Lea Tahuhu, who screams with delight.
Here's Nat Sciver to join Heather Knight.
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on Test Match Special
Lea Tahuhu is not getting her lengths right - she's either too full or too short.
Tahuhu drops short and Beaumont is quickly onto it, pulling it through midwicket to the boundary to see England past 50.