Tammy Beaumont scored 81 to set England on their way to a series-clinching 56-run win over New Zealand in the second one-day international at Hamilton's Seddon Park.
The opener played fluently throughout her 96-ball knock and shared a 70-run partnership with captain Heather Knight as England laid the foundations for a big total.

But New Zealand hit back and, after losing 6-59, England needed a quick 48 from Amy Jones to get take them up to a competitive 252 all out.
It proved to be more than enough as the White Ferns, faced with some disciplined England bowling, quickly fell behind the required rate.
Brooke Halliday and Izzy Gaze gave New Zealand hope with a 100 partnership for the fifth wicket but England brought back their seamers to halt the momentum.
The duo fell in quick succession and England swiftly wrapped up the victory as the home side were bowled out for 196 in the 45th over.
Nat Sciver-Brunt was the pick of the England bowlers, taking 3-21.
Having moved into an unassailable 2-0 series lead, Knight's side will aim to complete the clean sweep in the third ODI at the same venue on Sunday.

Beaumont sets platform before Jones' salvage job

With Beaumont and Knight at the crease, the pitch looked flat, batting appeared simple and England were on track for a sizeable total.
However, for the second game running, a middle-order collapse threatened to derail the tourists' innings.
Jess Kerr removed Knight and Sciver-Brunt with a pair of well-executed slower balls before Alice Capsey was stumped off Fran Jonas.
Beaumont had remained calm at the other end, picking her moments to attack as she advanced towards a 10th ODI century.
One rush of blood denied her that milestone as she walked at Hannah Rowe and ballooned the ball to mid-on with an ugly leg-side swipe.
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It was a shot totally out of sync with the controlled aggression Beaumont had shown to that point and when Danni Wyatt and Charlie Dean fell soon after, England were in trouble at 166-7.
Following her match-winning knock in Wellington, it was left to Jones to save them again, with another valuable counter-attacking innings.
The wicketkeeper-batter was backed up well by Kate Cross to get the visitors up to a useful total but, impressive as Jones has been, England would surely rather their number seven was not needed so often to rescue them as she has been in this series.

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