Summary

  • Deepti Sharma hits 62 not out to steer India to victory - report

  • England hampered by misfields and failure to review key decision

  • Dunkley (83) and Davidson-Richards (53) rescue England from 97-4

  • Lamb (39) and Sciver-Brunt (41) fail to kick on

  • India go 1-0 up in three-game series; next ODI at Lord's on Saturday

Live Reporting

by Sam Drury, Mike Peter &George Booth

  1. Eng 185-4

    A milestone for Sophia Dunkley but a quiet over for England otherwise.

    Just three singles from it. With both batters well set - the partnership is up to 88 - you'd have to think the last big assault is not far off.

    But then I've been saying that for a few overs now...

  2. Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
    Former IPL batter on BBC Test Match Special

    It is a well-curated knock from Sophia Dunkley.

    She came in under pressure. They had just lost the captain and in-form Emma Lamb, but both of these batters have batted beautifully.

    Sophia DunkleyBBC/Cricviz

    How right-hander Sophia Dunkley has scored her runs

  3. 50 runs

    50 for Sophia Dunkley

    Eng 184-4

    DunkleyReuters

    A single for Sophia Dunkley and that takes her to her half-century from 68 balls.

    An important knock from the England right-hander. It's her sixth ODI fifty and a nice way to celebrate her 27th birthday.

  4. Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
    Former IPL batter on BBC Test Match Special

    Anything over 250 is competitive. They will have to put their foot on the gas at some point.

  5. Eng 182-4

    Seven from the over, Sophia Dunkley is one shy of a half-century and there are 10 overs left in the innings.

    England will want to get beyond 250 so that will require them scoring at around seven an over, they're going at a little over four and a half at the moment.

  6. Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
    Former IPL batter on BBC Test Match Special

    Talk about timing. That was impeccable. Brilliantly played by Sophia Dunkley.

    Not a lot of pace to work with, so she had to generate all the pace.

  7. Eng 180-4

    Much-needed boundary for England!

    Superbly timed through the off side by Sophia Dunkley and the ball just keeps going to beat the dive of the fielder in the deep.

  8. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    I reckon Jemimah Rodrigues has finger-tipped that. A full length dive and she is so close to taking that.

  9. Eng 175-4

    Close!

    Sophia Dunkley flicks the ball into the leg-side and Jemimah Rodrigues is nealry in the game again.

    After a very smart low catch and a fairly regulation drop, Rodrigues almost takes a screamer.

    She dives full length to her right but the ball just brushes her fingertips. I don't think you can call that a drop but it was a heart-in-mouth moment for Dunkley.

  10. Eng 172-4

    Amanjot Kaur returns to the attack and England take four from the seamer's over.

    This pair are biding their time before really kicking on. It looks like they'll trying to get to 40 overs at least before going properly on the offensive.

  11. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    India have bowled nicely. They have targeted the stumps well.

  12. Eng 168-4

    Dunkley 40, Davidson-Richards 30

    Still no boundaries but better rotation of the striker from this England pair.

    They take six from Sneh Rana's latest with ADR - that's Alice Davidson-Richards for the uninitiated - guiding the ball down to deep third for two first ball before singles from the last four deliveries.

  13. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    Sophia Dunkley feels the safe option to go harder earlier.

    Not only has she played every game this summer for England.

    She is a harder hitter of the ball and I would like her to be the aggressor in this partnership.

  14. Eng 162-4

    Still England are only able to deal in singles.

    With 14 overs left in the innings, the acceleration will have to come soon, but given how well India's spinners have bowled, perhaps the batters' caution is understandable.

  15. Eng 159-4

    Sophia DunkleyPA Media

    Another solid over from Sneh Rana.

    Again it only costs three singles and she now has figures of 2-19 from seven overs.

    England need to think about upping the run-rate at some point. How long will they wait before really going for it?

  16. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    Sophia Dunkley plays that shot well, getting into position early. There's the risk and reward. The ball slows down and then Dunkley is able to adapt and hit the ball.

  17. Eng 156-4

    Clever shot from Sophia Dunkley.

    The England batter gets down and plays the reverse paddle, beating the fielder at short third.

    She gives chase but eventually gives up. Four more to the total and this fifth-wicket partnership is now worth 59.

  18. Eng 150-4

    Sneh Rana has been very impressive so far today and returns to the attack with another tidy over.

    Just three singles from the first after drinks.

  19. Crisps on a sandwich?

    BBC Test Match Special

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    This week, Crossy discusses the increasing media scrutiny in the women’s game and the team also react to THAT West Indies innings which saw them bowled out for 27 against Australia. Plus, have you put crisps on a sandwich?

  20. Eng 147-4

    Dunkley 29, Davidson-Richards 20

    Well-directed bumper from Kranti Goud but it's not quick enough to trouble Sophia Dunkley, who leans back slightly and hammers the ball through backward point on the cut.

    No stopping that. Four runs.

    Goud goes fuller later in the over and very nearly gets India's fifth wicket. Play and a miss from ADR with the ball whistling just past off stump.

    Time for drinks.