Luke Ronchi going for the boundary has been caught, bringing their run chase to an end 72 runs short of the target.
NZ 210 after 47.3 overs (NZ Ronchi 79, McClenaghan 34*; Philander 2-27)
6.10pm Black Caps not giving up
The partnership of Ronchi and McClenaghan needed to be higher up the order as they put together another 10th wicket record partnership.
NZ 209 for nine after 46 overs (NZ Ronchi 79*, McClenaghan 33* ; Steyn 2-35)
5.55pm Black Caps survive another over
Mitchell McClenaghan survives a close call, to help keep the runs coming. New Zealand require another 104 runs with 1 wicket and 42 balls remaining
NZ 179 for nine after 43 overs (NZ Ronchi 68*, McClenaghan 15* ; Morkel 1-32)
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Luke Ronchi is once again proving to be pretty stubborn at the crease for the Black Caps, he's past the half century mark for the second consecutive time. McClenaghan helping him keep it ticking over.
NZ 155 for nine after 38 overs (NZ Ronchi 55*, McClenaghan 5*; Steyn 2-24)
5.09pm Trent Boult's day is over! Watch the wicket
South African skipper AB De Villiers has his second ODI wicket this time bowling Boult for 10.
NZ 134 for nine after 33 overs (NZ Ronchi 39*, Boult 10 ;De Villiers 2-15 )
4.50pm Tim Southee gone! Watch the wicket
And the wickets keep tumbling, Tim Southee the latest to surrender his. Tahir getting his second of the afternoon by blowing Southee.
NZ 104 for eight after 28.2 overs (NZ Ronchi 21*, Southee 5; Tahir 2-19)
4.41pm Daniel Vettori out! Watch the wicket
The Black Caps batsman are putting on a poor display, Vettori the latest to go bowled by JP Duminy for 1 run. Ronchi might be in good form at the moment but he needs someone to stick with him.
NZ 95 for seven after 25.5 overs (NZ Ronchi 17*, Vettori 1; Duminy 1-20)
4.32pm Brendom McCullum gone! Watch the wicket
This time McCullum isn't so lucky and he's gone LBW.
NZ 90 for six after 24.1 overs (NZ McCullum 12, Ronchi 13*; Tahir 1-12)
4.16pm McCullum has a successful review
Brendon McCullum has a successful review after originally being given out. New Zealand need him to push on from here.
NZ 75 for five after 21 overs (NZ McCullum 9*, Ronchi 2*Tahir 0-7)
4.12pm Corey Anderson caught! Watch the wicket
Anderson has been sent packing by South Africa, New Zealand are giving up their wickets too easily. The target of 282 is looking like a massive mountain to climb for the homeside. Luke Ronchi has come to the crease.
NZ 69 for fiveafter 19.3 overs (NZ McCullum 5*, Anderson 1; Steyn 2-13)
4.02pm Dean Brownlie gone! Watch the wicket
The Black Caps are in trouble as the wickets continue to tumble. Brownlie bowled by Steyn. So Corey Anderson comes to join the skipper at the crease.
NZ 65 for four after overs (NZ Brownlie 20, McCullum 2*; Steyn 1-12)
3.55pm Tom Latham caught! Watch the wicket
Tom Latham gives away his wicket, too easily. Just when NZ really need the partnership to kick on and build some runs. It's De Villiers first ODI wicket.
NZ 61 for three after 16.4 overs (NZ Brownlie 18*, Latham 16; De Villiers 1-3)
3.42pm Black Caps trying to steady the ship
Brownlie and Latham are attempting to get some kind of partnership up and going. They are going to have to put some runs on the board soon if they want to chase down the total.
NZ 49 for two after 13 overs (NZ Brownlie 13*, Latham 9*; Morkel 1 - 12)
3.22pm James Neesham gone! Watch the wicket
Neesham joins Guptill back in the sheds after being bowled by Morkel for 10. Tom Latham comes to the crease.
NZ 29 for two after 8.1 overs (NZ Neesham 10, Brownlie 4*; Morkel 1-6)
3.17pm Martin Guptill gone! Watch the wicket
Black Caps first wicket falls, Guptill back into the sheds, after being caught by Rilee Rossouw. Dean Brownlie the new batsman.
NZ 25 for one after 7.3 overs (NZ Guptill 11, Neesham 10*; Philander 1-8)
3.02 Black Caps have a lucky start Watch Martin Guptill being dropped
The Black Caps are just trying to get through the opening few overs of this ODI. They've been lucky with some poor fielding by the South African's, Guptill surviving the fourth over due to a poor dropped ball in the field.
NZ 17 without loss after 5 overs (NZ Neesham 4*, Guptill 11*; Steyn 0-9 )
2.45pm Black Caps innings begins
James Neesham and Martin Guptill open the batting once again, chasing South Africa's total of 282 for 9. They survive the first over.
NZ 2 without loss after 1 over (NZ Neesham 0*, Guptill 1*; Steyn 0- 2)
2.07pm End of South African innings
That is South Africa's time at the crease over. They've posted a decent total and the Black Caps openers will have to try and lay a good platform if they're to chase down the total.
SA 282 for nine after 50 overs (SA Morkel 0*, Tahir 0*)
2.04pm South Africa start to crumble Watch the wickets
The Black Caps continue to get wickets, Steyn and then the next ball NZ get the wicket of Miller as the visitors start to crumble.
SA 282 for nine after 49.3 overs (SA Miller 7, Steyn 0 Anderson 2 -30)
1.59pm McClenaghan brings up 50th wicket! Watch the wickets fall
McClenaghan gets the wicket of Philander. It's the Black Caps 50th ODI wicket.
SA 282 for 7 after overs (SA Miller 7*, Philander 1; McClenaghan 2-49
1.55pm Rilee Rossouw Gone! Watch the wickets tumble
Rossouw out for a duck, off the next ball by Boult, he was caught by the safe hands of Martin Guptill.
SA 279 for 6 after 48 overs (SA Miller 5* Rossouw 0; Boult 2-70
1.51pm JP Duminy Gone! Watch the wickets fall
Trent Boult has struck late in the South African innings and got Duminy LBW, which went to review
SA 279 for 5 after 47.5 overs (SA Miller 5*, Duminy 19; Boult 1 - 70)
1.36pm Hashim Amla Gone! Watch the wicket
Southee strikes again and gets the wicket of Amla on 119, some good work by Black Caps bowlers but it's a little late.
SA 257 for 4 after 44.2 overs (SA Amla 119, Duminy 2*: Southee 2 - 48)
1.29 pm South African skipper gone!Watch the wicket
Tim Southee has captured the big wicket of AB De Villiers, while Amla has been joined at the crease by Duminy, and brought up a century.
SA 236 for 3 after 4.4 overs (SA Amla 100*, De Villiers 37; Southee 1-45)
1.10 pm South Africa are recovering from second wicket loss
The South African skipper hasn't had any trouble finding his feet at the crease. Amla approaching three figures.
SA 215 for 2 after 39 overs (H Amla 92*, De Villiers 254*; McClenaghan 1-41)
12.44pm Faf Du Plessis gone! Watch the wicket
Jimmy Neesham has struck and got the huge wicket of Du Plessis, a much needed break through for the Black Caps.
SA 169 for 2 after 33.1 overs (H Amla 71*, Du Plessis 67: Neesham 1-18)
12.34 pm South Africa bring up the 150
Du Plessis keen to add speed up the run rate a little, clearly looking for the boundary.
SA 155 for 1 after 30 overs ( H Amla 64*, Du Plessis 60*; C. Anderson 0 - 17)
12.15pm South Africa in control
South Africa continues to keep the runs ticking over.
SA 127 for 1 after 25 overs (H Amla 58* Du Plessis* 39; D.Vettori 0-17 )
12pm - South Africa saunters to first 100
It's just very nearly midday and the South Africans have racked up their first hundred from 20 overs. Amla (48* from 67 balls) is looking to play the anchor while Du Plessis plays the aggressor (27* from 22 balls)
Daniel Vettori has come into the attack and suffocated the run-rate somewhat; conceding just six runs from his first two overs, but South Africa are in commanding position. Nothing more, nothing less.
SA 105 for one after 20 overs (H Amla 48*, Du Plessis 27*; McClenaghan 1-20 )
11:40am - Normal order resumes
That wicket hasn't really stopped the flow of runs. In fact quite the contrary. 300 could be on the cards here.
SA 71 for one after 15 overs (H Amala 31*, Du Plessis 10*; McClenaghan 1-20 )
11:27am -Mitchell Strikes! Watch Wicket Here
Wicket! And Mitchell McClenaghan strikes! Who else? De Kock plays an extravagant drive to a full delivery and chops on to his own stumps. That is McClenaghan's 49th ODI wicket.. One more today and he will own a New Zealand record of note (fastest to 50 wickets).
Q de Kock b McClenaghan 26 (33b 3x4 0x6) SR: 78.78
SA 56 for one after 12.3 overs (H Amla 26*, De Kock 26)
11:12am - All action
An eventful five overs... Boult strikes De Kock on the hand a vicious short-ball, Vettori completely misreads a top edge chance at fine leg and Guptill very nearly runs out De Kock with a fine bit of fielding. But still no wicket.. Amla now looking very dangerous and De Kock over his nasty blow.
SA 41 for none after 5 overs (H Amla 20*, De Kock 18*)
10:52am - Missed Chance
First chance goes begging for the Black Caps with an Amla edge going in between the keeper Ronchi and first slipper Latham. Inexplicable that no one moved and hard luck for Southee.
SA 15 for none after 5.1 overs (H Amla 4*, De Kock 9*)
10:50am - Solid start for South Africa
Trent Boult went for nine runs in the first over of the day but since then New Zealand have contained Amla and De Kock well. Tim Southee is looking good in his return from a shoulder injury, with his two overs costing just three runs thus far.
SA 15 for none after 5 overs (H Amla 4*, De Kock 9*)
10:30am - And we're underway
Trent Boult opens the bowling with a wide to Hashim Amla. A sign of things to come?
10:05am - McCullum wins the toss!
That's right! Baz has finally won a toss at home and New Zealand will bowl first. The New Zealand captain says it was easier to bat as the day wore on in the first match and it's hard to argue with that logic.
Mitchell McClenaghan and Tim Southee replace Kyle Mills and Nathan McCullum for New Zealand while David Miller comes in for Rile Rossouw.
Conditions are fine at the fine at the Mount and we are set to start at 10:30am sharp. Stay tuned.
New Zealand: 1 Jimmy Neesham, 2 Martin Guptill, 3 Dean Brownlie, 4 Brendon McCullum (capt), 5 Tom Latham, 6 Corey Anderson, 7 Luke Ronchi (wk), 8 Daniel Vettori, 9 Tim Southee, 10 Trent Boult, 11Mitchell McClenaghan
South Africa: 1 Hashim Amla, 2 Quinton de Kock (wk), 3 Faf du Plessis, 4 AB de Villiers (capt), 5 JP Duminy, 6 David Miller, 7 Ryan McLaren, 8 Vernon Philander, 9 Dale Steyn, 10 Morne Morkel, 11 Imran Tahir
9:55am - Welcome
Welcome to our live coverage of the second day one-day international between the Black Caps and South Africa from Bay Oval at Mount Maunganui.
Today we intend to bring you regular updates of all the action and video highlights of some of the key moments as the Black Caps look to square the series.
Tim Southee's availability will mean a change to the bowling attack New Zealand fielded on Tuesday, with Kyle Mills most at risk of losing his place.
For South Africa, if David Miller is passed fit he could replace Rile Rossouw.
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