Milne struck to break the 81-run second-wicket stand between Hales and Root.

Joe Root notched up his 22nd ODI half-century.

At 11 am, the players and crowd observed a minute's silence as a mark of respect to those affected by the London Bridge attacks.

Alex Hales put England back on track with a quick fifty.

Milne struck in his very first over to get rid of out-of-form opener Jason Roy.

Roy's disappointing run continued as he fell for 13.

Two short of his fifty, Ben Stokes hit it straight to third man.

Ben Stokes was Boult's only victim in his 50th ODI.

Joe Root top scored with 64 off 65 for England.

Anderson cleaned up Root on 64.

Jos Buttler's unbeaten 61-run cameo took England past the 300-run mark.

Kane Williamson steadied the ship with yet another fifty.

Jake Ball struck in the very first over of the chase to take out Luke Ronchi for a duck.

Ben Stokes broke the second-wicket half-century stand with the wicket of Martin Guptill.

Williamson switched gears after his half-century but it wasn't enough to seal a win for New Zealand.

Adil Rashid got his second wicket in Mitchell Santner to douse any hopes of a come-from-behind win.

Kane Williamson's wicket triggered a collapse that New Zealand could not recover from.

Ross Taylor contributed 37 to New Zealand chase.

Rashid sent back Broom cheaply.

Jake Ball got the prized scalp of Ross Taylor.

Plunkett finished with figures of 4 for 55 to seal a 87-run win for England.