Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special

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More boundaries for England.

Dawid Malan caresses a beautiful drive through the covers, before the left-hander miscues a pull to the fence.

Ben Stokes is shocked by a delivery from Kyle Jamieson and throws his hand off the bat as a leading edge drops harmlessly into the covers. Not sure what surprised him there, there didn't seem to be any extra bounce.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

That was a profitable over for England.

Good over for England.

Ben Stokes clips beautifully to the square-leg boundary, before Dawid Malan climbs into a cut shot and crashes it away.

There might be plenty of times when England have to recover from two early wickets in the World Cup so this is decent exposure.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

This, I think, looks pretty close to England's first-team.

England, you feel, will go through a period of rebuilding now.

They take a leg bye as Lockie Ferguson hits Dawid Malan on the pads, before Ben Stokes sees out the rest of the over.

There was a little fiddle at one but Stokes half withdrew the bat as it went across him.

Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

That's come from quite wide, probably five and a half stumps wide. It was just starting to come in, that's why it has found the inside edge with Root looking to drive that.

And here is that wicket of Jonny Bairstow...

Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special

That's the eighth time an England No.1 has been out in the first ball of an ODI.

The last time it happened was Jason Roy against Australia at Old Trafford in 2020. That day, Joe Root was out to the second ball of the match.

Kyle Jamieson takes the second new ball for the Kiwis. The tall quick was left out of New Zealand's World Cup squad on Monday as he builds back to full fitness after a back injury.

He starts with a leg-stump half-volley to Dawid Malan, and is duly punished as the England opener whips him to the square-leg fence.

Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

Boult has got Bairstow twice now. New Zealand need to use the ball now while they can and get some wickets. What we learned from Southampton is that you have to keep taking English wickets. They bat so far down that even if you take five or six wickets, they can still hurt you.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at The Oval

This Jason Roy situation is getting ticklish for England. If his back is troubling him, will he get through a potential 11 matches in India, as well as all the air travel?

Also, the way England are setting up, it looks like a straight choice between Roy and Dawid Malan to open. If Malan gets the nod, is the versatility of Harry Brook (who hasn't taken those unexpected chances in this series) a better option to be the batting reserve?

Until now, I was fairly certain Brook would have to make do with a spot as a travelling reserve. Now I'm not so sure.

Joe Root is the new batter. He'll want some runs after scores of 6 and 0 in the first two games.

A scrappy first over in truth with a bye and wide following the wicket, before Dawid Malan gets off the mark with an edge into the covers.

Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

A little pick-up. It looks like a good pitch from what we've seen, it's been timed very nicely and it is a good catch. England need their first few batters to get a few runs.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

It's an acrobatic catch but it's a ball that has gently swung and has just been nudged. It was a nice catch to the left.

Trent Boult has the ball in hand.

Jonny Bairstow has scratched his mark.

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