New Zealand were well on the way to victory after bowling out England for just 101 following Kiwi captain Stephen Fleming's decision to field first.

Left-arm swing bowler James Franklin took career-best one-day figures of five for 42 as England collapsed for the second successive match after being dismissed for 147 in a seven-wicket defeat by the West Indies on Sunday.

Afterwards elated man-of-the-match Franklin said: "Three weeks ago I was playing for Rishton in the Lancashire League and to be able to contribute to the team's win is fantastic."

The 23-year-old Wellington seamer, in the international wilderness for two years until his recall to the injury-hit New Zealand side for the third Test against England at Trent Bridge earlier this month, had an expensive start before finding his range.