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Opener Alex Hales scored a brilliant 94 to take England to 195 for five in their 20 overs against Australia in the second Twenty20 International at Chester-le-Street on Saturday.
The second Twenty20 International (T20I) between England and New Zealand at The Oval was called off after just two balls being bowled due to persistent rain.
New Zealand will aim to maintain their dominance over England and sign-off on the tour with Twenty20 series win, in the second and final T20 match at London.
New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum won the toss and elected to field against England in second and final Twenty20 International at the Kennington Oval in London on Thursday.
Alex Hales produced a batting masterclass as England dominated New Zealand with both bat and ball to race to a 10-wicket win in the T20 series decider in Wellington on Friday.
England lost their second Twenty20 warm-up game when a New Zealand XI snatched a three-wicket victory off the last ball in Whangar
England captain Eoin Morgan played a wonderful cameo and was supported wonderfully by young Jos Butler in the dying moments of the game as England secure a six wicket win with a last ball six against India at Mumbai.
Alex Hales and Michael Lumb toyed with the Indian bowlers as they plastered them all over the ground to take England to 90 in 10 overs, needing 88 runs to win from the remaining 60 deliveries.
Opener Alex Hales smashed a quick half-century to provide steady start to the England innings against India in their first Twenty20 match at Pune.