New Zealand collapse from 111-3 to 147 all out
Topley removes Latham, Phillips & Ravindra to take 3-27
Willey also takes three wickets & runs out Young (33)
Livingstone drags England to respectable total with unbeaten 95 off 78
England end on 226-7 - Curran adds 42 off 35
England slip to 8-3, 55-5 & 103-6
Santner & Phillips take outstanding catches
Rain delays start until 14:00 BST; Match reduced to 34 overs per side
Series now level 1-1 with two to play
Livingstone and Willey run hard off the final ball to get back for a two.
An excellent recovery from England, who end their 34 overs 226-7. Livingstone gets a deserved standing ovation as he ends not out on 95.
Considering England were 55-5 at one stage, that is a brilliant turnaround, primarily helped by Livingstone's and Sam Curran's performances with the bat.
A two down the leg side takes Livingstone onto 93. It looks like he will finish just shy of a century.
England 221-7
Mitchell took the catch, but his foot did touch the sponge with the ball firmly in his hands.
It's a first ball six and perhaps, a fortunate escape for Willey.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
It was a good take at long-off. The umpire review will have us double-check. Daryl Mitchell is an excellent fielder in the deep, we know he takes it cleanly it's just what happens with his feet after that.
Willey is caught on the boundary first ball by Mitchell, but did his foot touch the boundary? We're going upstairs.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
That delivery was a game of cat and mouse. Southee followed Curran.
Curran c Boult b Southee 42 (England 215-7)
No half-century for Sam Curran, but an impressive and important knock.
He went to ramp Southee's second ball, after slashing his first for a four. That ramp found Boult, who takes a comfortable catch.
David Willey walks out to bat with just four balls remaining.
A tidy end for Boult with the ball, he is bowled out on 3-37, his second-best ODI figures against England.
England score eight off that over, none via boundaries.
As England start their final over, Curran sits on 38, with Livingstone on 91 at the other end.
Tymal Mills
England pace bowler on BBC Test Match Special
The pitch has been two-paced. We've seen some balls go through nicely, some others keep low. So it's not been the easiest pitch to bat on, as we saw at the beginning of the innings.
Another huge six from Livingstone!
He moves up to 88, brings up England's 200 and the 100-run partnership with a brilliant slash over the leg-side boundary.
Not how Matt Henry will have wanted to end his seven overs...
Trent Boult is about to bowl his final over.
Some brilliant fielding from Devon Conway on the boundary to stop an England four a few overs ago.
Tymal Mills
England pace bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Liam Livingstone said he felt he needed time in the middle. 50-over cricket does offer you the opportunity to do that, and he seems to have benefited from it.
You end up playing at 70-80% when you have injuries like he's had, not quite bad enough to be ruled out. He looks back to his best now.
No boundaries come from that over and Boult has restricted England in that respect, but Livingstone and Curran have still scored eight in that over.
Matt Henry is about to bowl his final over at the other end, with Livingstone starting on strike with 79 on the board so far.
Sam Curran has impressed with the bat today and here he is hitting Ravindra for six.
Tymal Mills
England pace bowler on BBC Test Match Special
There has definitely been a shift in mentality from Liam Livingstone and Sam Curran. They are swinging at every ball now and it has been pretty successful.
Livingstone and Curran are going for it as this innings gets nearer to a close. Back-to-back 13-run overs from England and their run rate is now north of six.
Trent Boult has two overs left to bowl and he is coming back into the attack, looking for his second ever four-wicket ODI haul against England.
Mix-up!
Livingstone reaches 72 with a four after his low heave towards the leg-side is parried by Young, straight past Santner and into the rope. Those extra runs could be important!
Image source, Getty ImagesPerhaps a fortunate escape for Livingstone. He hits one high but not that far off Santner's final ball of the over, but it lands safe.
That is Santner done with the ball, bowled out with figures of 1-38 off his seven overs, with England scoring 13 off his final over.
Daniel Norcross
BBC radio commentator
Sam Curran has timed that brilliantly. It was a bit of a drag down but Curran has whacked it.
Tymal Mills
England pace bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It was a poor ball but Curran held his shape and it is a brilliant shot.