Buttler has picked up a helmet on his way out. Starting with spin?
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I've just been asked if I went trick of treating last night.
Absolutely not. On any other night such actions - knocking on a door and demanding sweets in exchange for not committing an act of vandalism - would be a police matter.
Halloween is not a thing.
There. I've said it.
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But it's not like England and New Zealand have a history of tight games, is it?
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Having said that, my feeling is England have too many.
If they bowl well.
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On top of that, two things from the first innings.
The Kane Williamson 'catch' cost England a run. The Alex Hales stumping should have been a wide. That's another run and another ball.
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Morning. Keep a few things in mind in the second half of this game.
No team has ever chased this many to win a T20 international at the Gabba. Only four previous times have England scored this many in a T20 and failed to win.
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A reminder that England realistically need to win this game if they are going to progress to the semi-finals.
Stephan Shemilt will take you through New Zealand's chase of 180.
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Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Gabba
New Zealand's two spinners looked very difficult to hit in that innings. Don't forget England have one more of them in their XI. Adil Rashid, Moeen Ali and Liam Livingstone will have a massive role to play.
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Here are some of the best moments from England's 179-6...
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Ravi Bopara
Former England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
No matter where you're playing in the world and how big the boundaries are, 180 is never a straightforward chase.
England are favourites at half way.
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Ross Taylor
Ex-New Zealand batter
New Zealand are going to have to bat very well on a wicket that's deteriorating. It's a good score.
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That score definitely gives England a chance.
Dawid Malan finishes three not out and Sam Curran goes off with six to his name.
Decent little cameos throughout the innings after the half-centuries from Jos Buttler and Alex Hales at the top of the innings.
Eng 179-6
Good ball.
Decent shot.
Poor fielding.
England run three.
New Zealand will need 180 to win.
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Ross Taylor
Ex-New Zealand batter
So many games go down to the last ball. Just get bat on ball, there are big pockets of the outfield so worst case scenario you get two.
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Dawid Malan, demoted from three, is going to face the last ball.
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Stephan Shemilt and Callum Matthews
All times stated are UK
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He is. Moeen Ali.
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Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Gabba
Buttler has picked up a helmet on his way out. Starting with spin?
Post update
I've just been asked if I went trick of treating last night.
Absolutely not. On any other night such actions - knocking on a door and demanding sweets in exchange for not committing an act of vandalism - would be a police matter.
Halloween is not a thing.
There. I've said it.
Post update
But it's not like England and New Zealand have a history of tight games, is it?
Post update
Having said that, my feeling is England have too many.
If they bowl well.
Post update
On top of that, two things from the first innings.
The Kane Williamson 'catch' cost England a run. The Alex Hales stumping should have been a wide. That's another run and another ball.
Post update
Morning. Keep a few things in mind in the second half of this game.
No team has ever chased this many to win a T20 international at the Gabba. Only four previous times have England scored this many in a T20 and failed to win.
Post update
A reminder that England realistically need to win this game if they are going to progress to the semi-finals.
Stephan Shemilt will take you through New Zealand's chase of 180.
Post update
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Gabba
New Zealand's two spinners looked very difficult to hit in that innings. Don't forget England have one more of them in their XI. Adil Rashid, Moeen Ali and Liam Livingstone will have a massive role to play.
Post update
Here are some of the best moments from England's 179-6...
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Ravi Bopara
Former England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
No matter where you're playing in the world and how big the boundaries are, 180 is never a straightforward chase.
England are favourites at half way.
Post update
Ross Taylor
Ex-New Zealand batter
New Zealand are going to have to bat very well on a wicket that's deteriorating. It's a good score.
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That score definitely gives England a chance.
Dawid Malan finishes three not out and Sam Curran goes off with six to his name.
Decent little cameos throughout the innings after the half-centuries from Jos Buttler and Alex Hales at the top of the innings.
Eng 179-6
Good ball.
Decent shot.
Poor fielding.
England run three.
New Zealand will need 180 to win.
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Ross Taylor
Ex-New Zealand batter
So many games go down to the last ball. Just get bat on ball, there are big pockets of the outfield so worst case scenario you get two.
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Dawid Malan, demoted from three, is going to face the last ball.
Good luck, son...
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
It's hit him perfectly on the toe. That's going to sting.
WICKET
Stokes lbw b 8 (Eng 176-6)
Gone!
Umpire's call on off-stump.
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This could actually be missing off stump...
It is very full and hits Ben Stokes on the boot.
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Ross Taylor
Ex-New Zealand batter
That is a beautiful bit of bowling. He might as well use the review but it's cannoning into middle stump!