England vs New Zealand, 4th ODI

Mark Wood got the first breakthrough for England by dismissing Brendon McCullum.

Martin Guptill shared a 88-run opening stand with McCullum and later brought up his 24th ODI fifty.

Brendon McCullum helped New Zealand get off to a good start with a steady 35.

Ross Taylor brought up another half-century stand with Kane Williamson.

Martin Guptill and Kane Williamson looked to steady the NZ innings before Guptill was dismissed.

Steven Finn took a fantastic catch running back from mid-wicket to send Martin Guptill back to the pavilion.

This was Umpire Steve Davis' final ODI.

Jason Roy played the supporting part and brought up a century opening stand with Hales.

Alex Hales hammered his second ODI fifty, a brisk 38-ball 67.

Grant Elliott brought up a fine fifty and was unbeaten in the innings.

Mitchell Santner smashed a 19-ball 44 to power New Zealand to a solid 349.

Matt Henry provided New Zealand with the first breakthrough by dismissing Hales on 67.

Kane Williamson registered his 18th ODI fifty and his third fifty-plus score in a row.

Eoin Morgan hammered a 82-ball 113 and brought England on the doorstep of victory.

Joe Root played the second fiddle in the partnership but yet scored a brilliant innings of his own.

Morgan and Root shared a 198-run stand, the highest for England against New Zealand in ODIs.