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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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More tidy bowling from Jamieson, with England scoring just three runs from it.
In the penultimate ball of that over, Root went for the reverse ramp but did not connect the ball, with that shot not getting much success today compared to his usually high success rate with it.
Ravindra, despite struggling in the previous over, remains in to bowl.
A concern for New Zealand, with Tim Southee seemingly injuring his hand when dropping Root a few overs ago...
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Rachin Ravindra's not found any rhythm today. He's just trying to float it there which is a clear sign that it's not really going your way.
A good over for England, who score 12 off Ravindra, 10 of which coming from Root's two boundaries.
Kyle Jamieson continues at the other end, with the tall seamer looking good so far.
That's more like it!
Root attacks Ravindra again, this time slog-sweeping, and it just about clears the boundary for six.
Ben Stokes had a scratchy start at The Oval on Wednesday, look at how that ended up!
Not a ball that Ravindra will want to see back all that often, a pretty grim looking full toss is dispatched away by Root for four.
Will that be the catalyst for Root?
Thanks, Tom.
Dawid Malan looks in great touch and this ODI series has come at the perfect time for him.
Joe Root meanwhile looks like he is starting to slowly get going after a scratchy start and just generally, a string of poor scores for him.
As the players have a well-deserved drink it is also time for me to take a break. I will leave you in the safe hands of Jonty Colman.
Kyle Jamieson has beaten Dawid Malan's outside edge a couple of times with that tricky angle from around the wicket. He has toiled hard with little reward so far.
Two runs to the score lifts England to 81-1 as we pause for drinks.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesDawid Malan has definitely closed down those conversations ahead of the World Cup.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
There were some question marks about Dawid Malan's place in England's World Cup squad, but he's firmly answered that.
A push to mid-off brings Dawid Malan a run-a-ball 50. He has certainly his staked his claim for a starting spot at the World Cup.
This is Joe Root's first score of double figures in ODI cricket for five matches. It had been his worst career run of single figure scores in ODI cricket.
Will Joe Root make the most of those two drops?
Long hop deliveries like that from new bowler Rachin Ravindra will help, with Root smashing it through mid-wicket for four.
A single brings Dawid Malan on strike, who scoops the ball away for two before a single with the last ball moves him on to 49.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Ben Lister has been bowling beautifully. He's getting the ball to swing around corners and finding a bit off the seam.
Joe Root is dropped again!
It is a thick edge that flies towards Tim Southee at wide first slip. He dives two-handed to his right but the ball smacks into the lower part of his right thumb and falls to the floor.
That looked painful, it is his bowling hand too. Southee grimaces as he goes straight off the field for a bit of treatment.
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
It's been a good start by Kyle Jamieson. He's just probing away at Dawid Malan's off stump, attempting to draw him forward. He's not allowing him to play his favourite shots. New Zealand will be delighted to have him back in their contingent. They are getting overs in his legs and ensuring he's on track for the World Cup.
Kyle Jamieson bowls a a maiden for New Zealand. His height bringing a bit of extra pace and bounce that is troubling the England batters.
He is 0-3 from his two overs so far.
Finn Allen is the sub fielder by the way, who is on for Daryl Mitchell after he injured his hand taking this catch to dismiss Jonny Bairstow.
Joe Root is put down!
It is another attempted cut but he is again cramped for room and he can only guide the ball to a diving Finn Allen at slip, but he puts it down diving full stretch to his right.