Teenage quick Tim Southee's career-best haul paved the way for up an unlikely 22-run win for New Zealand in the third one-day international in Bristol as they levelled their series with England at 1-1.
Southee's figures of four for 38 took New Zealand to the brink of victory on Saturday as England, chasing just 183 to win, were bowled out for 160.
The 19-year-old was responsible for a middle-order collapse that saw England lose three wickets for no runs in eight balls as they slumped to 64 for six.
He then returned to have Paul Collingwood lbw for a top score of 34 when the England captain looked as if he might win the game off his own bat.
New Zealand, bowled out for 182, were indebted to all-rounder Grant Elliott, who top scored with 56 in only his second match at this level and a rapid, career-best 47 from man-of-the-match Kyle Mills.
It was another impressive effort by the 29-year-old South Africa-born Elliott who took took three for 23 on debut during Wednesday's controversial no-result at Edgbaston following his call-up into the squad last week from south-east English club side Weybridge.
And medium-pacer Elliott finished the match with 22 balls to spare when Chris Tremlett skied to New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori.
{{/usCountry}}And medium-pacer Elliott finished the match with 22 balls to spare when Chris Tremlett skied to New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori.
{{/usCountry}}Collingwood put on 65 for the seventh wicket with Graeme Swann in 17 overs.