Stephen Fleming
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

This is a very good opportunity for Daryl Mitchell up the order.

It's a positive move - he is a key player and needs to face as many balls as possible.

Rehan Ahmed was the seventh England wicket to fall earlier.

Here's how the leg-spinner was run out on his first T20 appearance for England in this country.

Daryl Mitchell gets off the mark with two out to deep cover.

"Three down in the powerplay" shouts an England fielder at the end of the over.

Stephen Fleming
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

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Finn Allen has a very simple game plan and he is so talented.

He just needs to learn to balance his power with doing the basics right.

He looks very surprised there, as if he's thinking 'how have I missed that?'

Scott Read
BBC Test Match Special

The danger man goes!

Double left-arm pace to start for England.

First ball brings the same result as Finn Allen heaves Luke Wood to the square-leg boundary.

Stephen Fleming
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

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It's nothing more than a jab, like a backhand down the line.

Pure power from Tim Seifert.

Sam Curran is going full, just searching for some early swing but there's none there.

Good first over from New Zealand.

Finn Allen follows the first-ball boundary with three more through the covers, before Tim Seifert gets off the mark with a crunching pull back down the ground.

Scott Read
BBC Test Match Special

Well, Finn Allen, that is a nice way to start!

Finn Allen smacks Sam Curran's first ball to the cover boundary.

The six-over powerplay could be key.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Trent Bridge

Jos Buttler has emerged with the gloves, not Jonny Bairstow. More news when we get it.

Thanks Ffion.

I thought England were well set for 200-plus at one point but it did get harder to bat throughout the innings.

Will that trend continue as the game progresses? It could end up being a good toss to win for England.

But credit to New Zealand's bowlers for their resilience after Bairstow's blistering start.

The spinners did the trick again, with Mitch Santner taking 3-30 and Ish Sodhi 2-21.

Can England's spinners do the same?

Here's Callum Matthews to take you through the Black Caps' chase of 176.

James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

The way New Zealand bowled in the last 10 overs was spot on. They got their fields and execution spot on. The last three overs were perfect from Tim Southee and Matt Henry.

England don't have a very experienced bowling attack today so it is whether they can produce similar. It may be a big evening for the spinners.

Bit of a weird innings in the end.

England raced ahead, with Jonny Bairstow adding 73 from 41 balls while the rest of the line-up added 89 from 79 balls.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special

That was really impressive from New Zealand. Matt Henry was really clear on his plans, while Mitch Santner and Ish Sodhi were also forcing batters to hit to the long boundary.

We're in for a good game. I reckon that is around a par score.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator

That was a good recovery from New Zealand. They have fought back so well and found wickets regularly.

Again, Henry nails his wide yorker and Livingstone can only manage a single.

Brydon Carse swings and misses at the next but they get through to the single.

Over to Livingstone again with one ball to go...