England beat New Zealand by 100 runs: fourth men’s one-day cricket international – as it happened

Moeen Ali picks up another New Zealand wicket as England look poised for victory at Lord’s. Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The Guardian

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Jos Buttler’s verdict

I think we’ve got better and better throughout the series. [On Dawid Malan] He’s played fantastically well every time. Today was a fantastic hundred; he read the game very, very well. I thought 311 was a really good score on a wicket that was a little bit slow.

I thought the spinners [Moeen and Livingstone] bowled brilliantly. We know what they can do and it’s great to see it. They’re really valuable cricketers.

[You’re going to defend the World Cup. How well positioned are you?] We’re well positioned, we’re building nicely. We’re not trying to defend anything – we’re going there to try and win a World Cup. We’re in exactly the same position as every other team. It’s an exciting time.

"We're trying to go there and win a World Cup" 🏆

Jos Buttler says England have got better and better throughout the series against New Zealand and looks ahead to the World Cup 💪 pic.twitter.com/FmMuFqI9sm

— Sky Sports Cricket (@SkyCricket) September 15, 2023

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