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New Zealand chase 292 to take 1-0 lead in four-match series
Conway (111*) and Mitchell (118*) share unbroken 180 to guide Kiwis over line
New Zealand win by eight wickets with 26 balls to spare
England made 291-6 with four half-centuries - Buttler 72, Malan 54, Livingstone 52 and Stokes, on return to side, 52
Brook, promoted to open, makes 25
Roy and Bairstow miss out with a back spasm and shoulder injury respectively
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Eng 265-4
Liam Livingstone reaches his second ODI fifty from 39 balls!
That's the quickest of any England batter today and yet it feels like he's struggled for timing in the last few overs.
Still, he brings up the milestone with a boundary. A full toss hit over cover and just beating the fielder out there sweeping.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
The last few overs have felt quite frenetic.
Buttler is maybe losing his rhythm because he has not been able to be on strike a lot and Livingstone has just slightly lost his shape during the last few overs.
Liam Livingstone heaves the free hit out to the long square boundary on the leg-side. He would have been caught but the fielder, knowing it won't be out, lets it bounce and throws it in.
The England batters are struggling to really time the ball but still manage to scramble nine from the over.
Jos Buttler has been starved of the strike in the past few overs.
Eng 249-4
Oh dear! Liam Livingstone top-edges a hook shot off Lockie Ferguson, is caught in the deep and starts to walk off.
But he's called back because Ferguson has overstepped. It's a no-ball and a free hit.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland are well in the game at the minute. They would be happy with 248 so far with five overs to go.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
England needed that boundary. They had lost a bit of momentum.
Livingstone 40, Buttler 68
After being tied down for four balls by Tim Southee, Liam Livingstone flays the fifth away through backward point for four.
He needed that after getting bogged down following those three six on the trot.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Hot afternoon. Feels a bit like a Robbie Williams afternoon. When you are sitting out in the garden on a rug with a BBQ, with a bit of Robbie on. It is too hot for any throbbing or pulsing music.
That's a very good over from Lockie Ferguson, just three singles from it to drag it back a bit after the punishment Kyle Jamieson took in the previous over.
Image source, Getty ImagesBoooo! Just a single from the last ball as Kyle Jamieson goes short again and Liam Livingstone pulls it into the leg side.
That over has certainly helped get England significantly closer to that 300 mark...
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Jamieson has not had a great day with the ball here. He is trying to do a bit of everything and it is just going from bad to worse.
Three consecutive sixes now.
Three in a row!
Short again and this time Liam Livingstone pulls it over deep square leg, into the stands for a third six on the spin.
Dropped in the crowd.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Livingstone is under a lot of pressure with people talking about why he should be in that World Cup squad - well, he is proving why now.
Six more! Liam Livingstone hammers it back over Kyle Jamieson's head for a big six.
Still not quite into the river yet, though...
Kyle Jamieson loses his line with a slower ball, it angles onto the pads of Liam Livingstone and he whips it away over deep backward square for six!
Jos Buttler has gone past 50 and is still going strong...
Rachin Ravindra finishes well, just two singles from his last four balls and an impressive 10-over spell sees his end with figures of 3-48.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
There was a lady carrying a couple of pizzas and a coffee in the stand below us and she quickly had to take cover there.
Not quite into the river but it's not bad a marker from Jos Buttler! (To be fair, it didn't matter how far he hit, the river is at the other end...)
He goes back and launches Rachin Ravindra over long-on for six, just about avoiding a woman coming back up into the stands with a drink and her lunch.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
If you were walking along that river path behind that stand at the far end, now is the time to get your catching gloves on.