England win by 181 runs to take 2-1 lead in four-match series
NZ bowled out for 187: Phillips 72; Livingstone 3-16, Woakes 3-31
Topley strikes twice, Curran & Moeen take one wicket each
Stokes hits stunning 182 off 124 - new highest score by an England batter in ODIs
Malan makes fine 96 off 95 & Buttler adds 38 off 24 as England post 368 all out
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With New Zealand starting their innings shortly, they find themselves attempting to pull off the biggest ODI run-chase ever in England.
That is thanks to Ben Stokes' knock of 182, the highest by any England player in history.
Ben Stokes will take the headlines with his performance with the bat, but Dawid Malan also impressed, scoring 96.
Here is a look at some of his best shots.
That was Trent Boult's sixth ODI innings where he has taken five or more wickets, ending on 5-51 off his 9.1 overs.
It was his first five-for against England.
There were also three wickets for Ben Lister in just his second ever ODI.
This series for both sides was an opportunity for players to find form and rhythm heading into next month's World Cup.
I think it is fair to say that if Stokes' World Cup is reminiscent of his innings today, he will be great fun to watch in India!
It was a tough day with the ball for Lockie Ferguson, but he did get the wicket of Moeen Ali on 12.
Here is the moment Ben Stokes fell on 182, just two balls over making ODI history for England.
Daniel Norcross
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special
Ben Stokes has contributed almost half of England's runs.
There was a good knock from Dawid Malan and a good cameo from Jos Buttler but not a lot else.
It makes you wonder if this is a near 400-run pitch or have we just seen a couple of exceptional innings?
Atkinson b Boult 2 (England 368 all iyt)
Boult has five!
It is Trent Boult's first ever five-for in ODI cricket against England as he clean bowls Gus Atkinson for two.
England looked almost certain to reach 400 a few overs ago but lost their last four wickets for just eight runs.
But now New Zealand know they need 369 to keep their hopes of winning this series alive.
Daniel Norcross
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special
I'm not sure England are going to end up batting their 50 overs here.
Woakes c Mitchell b Lister 3 (England 368-9)
England have had a little bit of a collapse here and Woakes is gone for three.
A good catch from Mitchell removes Woakes and England may not get to bat out their 50 overs.
Daniel Norcross
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special
That is great work from Gus Atkinson.
Eng 367-8
Atkinson made it home and survives!
Atkinson is potentially run out here and the umpires have taken it upstairs...
Tymal Mills
England pace bowler on BBC Test Match Special
That is a comfortable catch for Devon Conway.
At one stage New Zealand were starring down the barrel of 400 but England have run out of puff a little bit.
Curran c Conway b Boult 3 (England 364-8)
That is the end of Sam Curran.
England struggled to score off that over and the one shot of any notable length from Curran is a comfortable catch for Devon Conway.
Trent Boult now has four for the match, his second four-wicket haul in an ODI against England.
Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special
If New Zealand are to win it would be the highest ODI chase in this country.
The current highest is England chasing 359 against Pakistan in 2019.
And here is a look at how Ben Stokes, who has batted phenomenally today, brought up his first ever ODI 150.
Here is the bizarre fashion in which Liam Livingstone was dismissed on 11.
A dot ball ends the over for Ferguson, who has taken his first wicket after a tough afternoon.
Trent Boult is back in the attack to bowl the final two overs of his allocation.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
The catch was always on for Glenn Phillips with that being the big boundary. Moeen Ali hit it cleanly but it was straight at Phillips.