England vs New Zealand cricket LIVE: Score and updates as Ben Stokes rested for final ODI at Lord’s

After the powerplay, the towering Kyle Jamieson will take over at the Pavilion End.

A good tight start from Jamieson, just halting the flow of runs a bit with just three from his first over.

A change of bowling now for the first time in this game, for the final over of the powerplay, as Lister replaces Southee from the Nursery End.

And it has been a good start from Lister in only his third ODI, he was one who bowled well at the Oval.

Just the one wicket in the powerplay from England and a healthy total on the board already with nine wickets in hand.

Root has not found his rhythm here, although he did get off the mark after eight balls.

He tries another reverse scoop and misses the ball, but the finall ball of the over is more comfortably flicked down towards deep fine leg for another single.

Malan has kept the scoreboard moving however, adding a lovely boundary through the gap between cover and point.

Overshadowed by Stokes, Malan also played well at the Oval, hitting an important 96.

He added a second boundary in the over, helped around the corner, but it was close to fine leg who was on the edge of the ring.

The third came when Southee just offered a bit of width, and was smashed to the cover boundary, after a maiden at the other end, it has been an expensive over.

Root has struggled to get off the mark here, from coming down the wicket first ball to an attempted reverse scoop that he didn’t get hold of and went straight to the wicketkeeper.

The England batter has played out a maiden from Henry, and not looked comfortable so far.

After taking that wicket, New Zealand have just tightened things up and kept the pressure on. England still trying to score, but the pace has slowed from the first two boundary-filled overs.

More from Buttler on whether Roy could be added to the squad for the Ireland matches in a bid for game time: “Yes, I think so.

“The Ireland squad has obviously been selected. But we still have a few days should we wish to make any changes, or expose anyone to some games of cricket. We can do that.

Jos Buttler spoke to TMS a bit earlier about Jason Roy’s back spasm, he said: “Yes, it’s a frustration and the most frustrated person is Jason.

“Obviously he is desperate to play and be fit. He is moving very well but is not quite fit to play a game of cricket today.

“That’s a frustration but that is where we are at, at the moment.”

Root survives his first ball, but only just, coming down the track trying to take on the bowler, who has just claimed the wicket of Bairstow and missed it.

Fortunately for the Yorkshireman the ball flew over the stumps.

Bairstow has gone, for the second time in as many matches he has fallen early.

This time was not quite as spectacular as the first ball of the game at the Oval, but he has edged Henry to the slip fielder.

There was a brief umpire review to check if the catch carried, but it was a good low catch by Mitchell and Bairstow has to make his way back to the dressing room.

Southee and Henry just finding their line and length here to keep things tight in the powerplay, but a couple of miss-hits have just skewed over fielders or dropped short.

It’s very early to say, but it could be a more even contest than we have seen so far in this ODI series.

A four off the final ball of the over just eased the pressure.