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England win by 100 runs to win ODI series 3-1
Moeen takes four wickets, with Livingstone, Carse, Curran and Willey also chipping in
England make 311-9
Malan reaches fifth ODI century off 96 balls, before edging Ravindra behind for 127
No other batter passes 36, with Root making 29 and Brook 10 as their struggles continue
Southee fractures bone in right thumb; Lister goes off with with hamstring injury
England opener Roy again absent through injury
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Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesDawid Malan has scored his fifth century in his 21st innings. Only two players have reached five ODI centuries in fewer - Quinton de Kock and Inzamam-ul-Haq, who both reached the milestone in 19.
Nothing off that final ball and we reach another drinks break.
England will be chuffed at where they are at during this break, while New Zealand will be wondering just how to get Malan out.
England 187-3
Malan reaches three figures, a fantastic innings from him!
A two brings it up and rather than resting on any laurels, he and Buttler run hard to add an additional run to the scoreboard.
If there were any doubts on Malan's World Cup place, they have certainly evaporated in the last three matches.
A streaky four for Malan, but they all count.
That delivery from Henry finds the outside edge of Malan's bat, Latham can't quite get there and runs away for four, moving Malan onto 99..
Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesDawid Malan averages 63 in one-day internationals with a strike-rate of 95.
He has passed 1,000 runs in his 21st innings, the joint-fourth fastest to 1,000 runs in ODIs in terms of innings played.
A good over for England, with runs coming off almost every ball including a four for Buttler.
Malan is closing in on that century, but will he make it over the line.
Harry Brook again struggled in his attempts to fight for a World Cup place, being dismissed on just 10.
At the 30-over mark, England are just shy of scoring at a run-a-ball, with Malan and Buttler both ahead of the strike.
You would feel from this point that barring a collapse, England are going to set New Zealand a very competitive total.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That wasn't a great ball, but Malan had to put it away and he did.
Whacked for four!
Malan's timing looks absolutely spot on, going into the 90s with a cut shot that races towards the boundary.
He narrowly fell short of 100 two days ago at The Oval and will hope to go one further today.
A proper Jos Buttler shot this was, finding his first maximum of the day off Phillips a couple of overs ago.
From one extreme to the other for England. 16 runs off the previous over and just two off Lister's latest and he has looked quite threatening and economical at times.
Matt Henry is back into the attack, having taken the wicket of Bairstow earlier today.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
I don't think this is an easy pitch to bat on. A bit two-paced, a little slow. But Dawid Malan has made it look like a beautiful surface.
Just the 16 runs for Buttler in that over, hitting fours with a back-foot drive and then another over Phillips' head, really sticking a foot in and giving Malan someone who looks very comfortable at being in with him.
Malan sits at the other end on 87 but has not seen too much of the strike recently.
It didn't last long at all!
Buttler thumps Phillips' first ball over his head and for six to take himself up to double figures.
It's the kind of shot that will certainly help to see him in.
New Zealand return to pace in the form of Ben Lister and it is rewarded as England take just two singles from it.
A little bit of a malaise in the scoring, but with Buttler and Malan in, it probably won't last too long.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It is so hard to tell what is a good score on this pitch. You see Malan playing on it and you think England need 300. You then see the likes of Root and Bairstow struggling with their timing and you think 260, 270 might be in the game.
Malan 86, Buttler 3
Image source, PA MediaSpin has limited England's scoring in the last few overs, with five coming off that.
Almost a half chance for New Zealand in there as Buttler uppishly drove one over cover but it landed safely.
Dawid Malan has taken the game to Jamieson when facing him today, getting plenty of boundaries for it.
Jos Buttler just sees that final ball of the over off, no danger of anything either way for bat or ball.
At halfway, 139 is a respective rate of scoring but England will not want to lose many wickets too soon.