England go second in group - victory in their final match against SL likely to secure semi-final place
New Zealand fall short despite fine knock from Phillips (62)
Woakes & Curran take two wickets each
England post 179-6 after late hitting from middle order
Buttler run out after entertaining 73 off 47 balls
Hales hits 40-ball 52 before being stumped
Ben Cutting
Former Australia all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
At this stage of the game, Kane Williamson is a little bit too smart to try and take on the short boundary. He's got to hit against the spin and there is no margin for error with two fielders out there.
Target 180
Keep an eye on Glenn Phillips at the non-striker's end, getting into a sprinter's position.
New Zealand need 127 from 12. Tense.
Target 180
Rashid back into the attack. Get used to this. It's a used pitch. England have plenty of options.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That's the danger area, that short boundary keeps everyone in play.
Target 180
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Too short from Livingstone, allowing Williamson a cut for four.
Stokes is back on. Relief.
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Liam Livingstone on after the powerplay.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That did all but bowl Glenn Phillips.
Target 180
Inside edge!
Phillips survives and gets four. Could have gone anywhere.
Ben Cutting
Former Australia all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Williamson is too good a player to bowl there to him, he can just use the pace and put it away through the leg side.
Target 180
Don't bowl there to Kane. A leg-stump half-volley clipped for four.
Target 180
Stokes has gone off the field. It might be the finger that he needed surgery on. It's the same left hand.
Mark Wood is on, bowling rockets.
Target 180
We'll keep an eye on Stokes. Glenn Phillips is the new man.
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Ravi Bopara
Former England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
I think Stokes might have injured his finger taking that catch.
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Allen c Stokes b Curran 16 (NZ 28-2)
England have another!
It's the big wicket of Finn Allen, who top-edges the dependable Sam Curran straight to Ben Stokes at deep mid-wicket.
New Zealand are going nowhere, England have made an excellent start.
Target 180
King Charles is in the crowd. Good to see Australia's king on his first visit since becoming their monarch.
Ravi Bopara
Former England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Better from Williamson. He danced down the wicket the previous ball so Woakes felt he had to go more into the wicket but just ended up dragging it down.
Target 180
Poor ball from Woakes to finish the over, a long hop that Williamson helps for four. That might be the end of the Woakes spell.
Target 180
The next ball goes one bounce to the fielder at deep square.
Kane Williamson would have claimed that as a catch.
Quentin Hull
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special
There was a hint of Viv Richards about that.
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NZ 21-1
Almost!
A sprawling Harry Brook almost hangs on to Finn Allen at deep mid-wicket.
Would have been sensational. Instead, it's through his hands for six.
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