New Zealand vs England, 1st ODI, England tour of New Zealand, 2025 - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Foulkes to Sam Curran, out Caught by Latham!! Edged and caught! England are falling away like a pack of cards at the moment - Foulkes dragged the length back as Curran came down the wicket, gets it to angle into the left-hander and then straightens off the seam, Curran has a poky push at that and feathers a thin outside edge to the keeper. Fourth wicket for Foulkes and he's on a roll. Sam Curran c Latham b Foulkes 6(10) [4s-1]

Matt Henry to Sam Curran, no run, banged in short and pushed across the left-hander - left alone

Matt Henry to Sam Curran, no run, fraction fuller and on off - defended back at the bowler

Matt Henry to Sam Curran, FOUR, nicely played, too full and well wide of off - Curran leans into the drive and finds the gap through the vacant mid-off region, runs away across the fast outfield for another boundary

Matt Henry to Sam Curran, no run, on a good length and just outside off - a half-forward Curran defends it to the off-side

Matt Henry to Sam Curran, no run, fuller length delivery on the leg-stump line, Curran presses across and defends it to mid-on

Matt Henry to Sam Curran, 2 runs, short of a good length and angling across the left-hander - Curran doesn't have the room to cut, but manages to forcefully push it through cover-point for a couple of runs

Matt Henry to Sam Curran, no run, on a good length and around off - a half-forward Curran defends it to the off-side, a wicket-maiden from Henry

Matt Henry to Sam Curran, no run, a massive shout for LBW, was the inswinger and Curran was caught in the crease, struck right in front, was it doing too much? NZ have reviewed though - the nip-backer and it burst past the inside edge, struck on the back leg, no bat and UltraEdge confirms the same. Onto ball-tracking: It's umpire's call on hitting, flicking the top of middle and Sam Curran survives by a whisker

Matt Henry to Sam Curran, no run, back of a length and angling across the left-hander - Curran hops across and has a feel for it, beaten on the outside edge