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Live Reporting

by Mike Peter

  1. Henry Moeran
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    It was a thick edge and it's a good catch by Jones.

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    WICKET

    Harmanpreet c Jones b Dean 28 (Ind 130-6)

    Six and out!

    A second wicket in the over for Charlie Dean, who comes back well from being lofted long over the mid-wicket ropes by Harmanpreet Kaur.

    The India captain tries a massive waft on the cover drive and offers an edge that is snaffled by Amy Jones by the stumps.

    England firmly in control now.

  3. Ffion Wynne
    BBC Sport cricket writer on BBC Radio Sports Extra

    Richa Ghosh had to take that risk but the boundaries on this pitch are so vast. It's slipping away from India now. England have squeezed through these middle overs so well.

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    WICKET

    Ghosh c Gibson b Dean 8 (Ind 123-5)

    Richa Ghosh falls!

    She goes for a big hit over mid-wicket off Charlie Dean and Dani Gibson runs forward to take an excellent catch.

    Deepti Sharma comes to the crease with India in trouble.

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    David Woolley: Charlie Dean should remain captain of the team when NSB comes back.

  6. Ind 122-4

    47 needed from 18 balls

    That's the hitting India need from Richa Ghosh.

    She crashes Linsey Smith for four over the covers.

    A couple more singles end Smith's spell - the spinner has been relatively expensive by her recent standards, finishing with 0-33.

    Incidentally, England were 122-4 at this stage, and Freya Kemp helped them plunder 45 from the last three overs.

  7. Ind 114-4

    55 needed from 24 balls

    Richa Ghosh in at six for India, picking up a couple of runs from her first two balls.

    Five singles and wicket from Freya Kemp's second over - she's gone for 2-15 thus far.

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    Rodrigues c Dean b Kemp 1 (Ind 111-4)

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    Jemimah Rodrigues replaced Yastika Bhatia, but her visit to the crease is a brief one!

    The player of the match on Thursday having scored 69 from 40 balls, she goes for one today.

    It's a second wicket for Freya Kemp as Rodrigues skews the ball to Charlie Dean at cover.

  9. Ffion Wynne
    BBC Sport cricket writer on BBC Radio Sports Extra

    Sometimes you need to make these harsh calls.

    You can read more about the tactic of batters being retired out here.

  10. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on Test Match Special

    I really like this - you need to lose the ego. It happens all the time in the WPL.

  11. Melissa Story
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    You could see the pressure of the run-chase was getting to Bhatia here.

  12. Ind 109-2

    Decent pace-off delivery from Lauren Bell - it befuddles Yastika Bhatia, who advances down the pitch and completely misses.

    And hello, what's this? Bhatia is walking off - she's retired with 33 from 36 balls, with India needing to up their run-rate.

  13. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on Test Match Special

    England need to be clinical with their lines and lengths here.

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    Ind 107-2

    England bring Lauren Bell back as they hunt wickets.

    Harmanpreet Kaur brings up India's hundred with two into the covers - she's way out of her ground on the second run, but the throw is errant with Amy Jones advancing down the pitch to collect and attempting a speculative backwards shy at the stumps.

    Having survived that, the India captain pulls Bell for six at backward square.

  15. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport journalist in Bristol

    The friends and families of the England players I mentioned earlier are invested now. They're clapping every one of these Sophie Ecclestone dot balls.

  16. Melissa Story
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    This is a really good passage of play from England.

  17. Ind 98-2

    Need 71 from 36 balls

    Another tight over - England are ramping up a bit of pressure.

    Sophie Ecclestone's over goes for just one single - India's required run-rate has climbed to 11.83 runs an over.

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    David, Bradford: India have already hit as many boundaries as England hit in their whole innings.

  19. Ind 97-2

    72 needed from 42 balls

    A decent Charlie Dean over if you put the drop to one side, just two singles book-ending it.

    The England captain has gone for just 12 runs from three overs.

  20. Melissa Story
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

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    She went with her fingers pointing up but the ball was getting lower and lower and she ended up palming it into the pitch.