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
Hannah Rowe bounds in for the second over, and she gets Wyatt probing outside her off stump with her third delivery.
But she shakes that off and two deliveries later she slaps it down the ground wide of mid off for another four.
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on Test Match Special
Danni Wyatt needed that boundary. She's got bags of confidence and ability - she's like Alyssa Healy in that respect. She is the queen of run-chases. Some of the knocks we've seen from her in the past, she can absolutely dominate.
Danni Wyatt is off the mark in fine style, stroking a full toss away through the covers for a boundary.
A good first over for England.
England's pursuit of 204 is off, with Tammy Beaumont nudging the ball to deep square leg for two.
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on Test Match Special
This total is manageable - all the expectation is on England to chase this down. It's just down to them holding their nerve and bottle.
Right, here we go, Tammy Beaumont is taking the first over from Jess Kerr.
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Right, so how will this one go? Cakewalk, or tight, low-scoring classic? I always quite like the latter.
Right, that's me done for the night, I will leave you in the very capable hands of Tim Oscroft.
That's a real shame.
I don't think I mentioned it at the time, distracted by the joy of England wickets, but when Sophie Devine returned to the field she was given a standing ovation by the home supporters.
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England need 204 runs to win
Maddy Green finished on 52 runs from 75 balls as she battled for large periods.
How crucial will her runs turn out to be?
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Mark: Still think this game is 50/50. England don’t know how to win at the moment.
That Devine injury was a crucial turn in the match.
As was this catch from Heather Knight. Watch it and then watch it another 10 times.
Simply sensational.
England skipper Heather Knight takes a stunning one-handed catch to remove New Zealand's Lea Tahuhu at the Women's World Cup.
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England didn't start this game well at all. New Zealand were 67-1 after 14.1 overs when White Ferns skipper Sophie Devine injured herself running between the stumps.
Since that moment, England limited their opponents to 136 runs from a little over 34 overs.
That rain that started, it's stopped now.
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Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
An excellent performance, they brought themselves back in after the powerplay.
Dean, Ecclestone. Cross and Sciver were all fantastic. England should win this game.
England should, should, stroll to a win.
Jess Kerr run out (Dean) 14
Jess Kerr calls two but Maddy Green sends her back. A mix up and an easy run out for England.
Starting to rain now.