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Liam Plunkett got the breakthrough for England as he dismissed Brendon McCullum.
Brendon McCullum smashed a quick-fire 39 to help New Zealand get off to a fiery start.
Captains Eoin Morgan of England and Brendon McCullum of New Zealand shake hands before the start of the second ODI.
Ben Stokes got the breakthrough for England when he dismissed Martin Guptill for 50.
Kane Williamson batted beautifully and brought up his 17th ODI fifty.
Martin Guptill scored his 23rd ODI fifty before throwing away his wicket after sharing a half-century stand with Williamson.
Ross Taylor was in fine touch as he smashed another fantastic fifty.
Kane Williamson departed for a well made 93.
Jason Roy scored a quick 39 and shared a 85-run opening stand with Alex Hales before being dismissed.
Alex Hales registered his maiden ODI fifty and helped England get off to a fantastic start.
Eoin Morgan smashed his 23rd ODI fifty to power England.
Nathan McCullum provided New Zealand the first breakthrough by removing Jason Roy.
Mitchell Santner struck twice in the same over to remove Joe Root and Alex Hales.
Liam Plunkett and Adil Rashid put up a half-century stand to help England fight back.
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