That's all from us. We'll be back at 10:30 BST on Sunday for day four of the third Test between England and India at Lord's.

In the meantime, make sure you read Ffion Wynne's report from Edgbaston here.

Goodbye!

England stand-in captain Tammy Beaumont: "It's been a difficult series for us but credit to India, they've come over and played some challenging cricket with real power in their batting line-up. At times we haven't had the right answers.

"But really proud of the girls to put on a show tonight. Particularly Em Arlott and Linsey Smith coming back after a tough start to the series. We maybe haven't put in our best performances but really glad we got that win tonight."

On dealing with ebbs and flows of the match: "It's been about trying to stay calm in those moments. Credit to Shafali Verma, that was an outstanding innings. Every time we tried to execute something, she seemed to have an answer to it.

"A lot of good balls went for four as well as the odd bad ball so we just tried to stay calm.

"Charlie Dean was outstanding but our entire bowling attack showed that character and fronted up."

On fielding in the series: "There's a lot been said about our fielding and athleticism but it's not something you can fix overnight. We really are working behind the scenes and it will improve."

On opening stand between Dunkley and Wyatt-Hodge: "We know how dangerous Sophia and Danni can be at the top of the order, they were outstanding. It got a bit tight at the end there but we got over the line and that's the main thing."

On captaining in Nat Sciver-Brunt's absence: "Loved it but Nat can come back and I can sleep a bit better."

India captain Harmanpreet Kaur: "It's a great achievement for all of us. I am really happy with the way we played today. It was a very close game. The team put up a great effort in the end. We thought England played really good cricket. But the way we fought back was outstanding.

"Whenever Smriti [Mandhana] and Shafali [Verma] are batting, they dominate the other team. That has been really positive for us. We want both of them to keep doing well for the team.

"It's all about how you train and before coming here, the camps we had gave is the confidence. We have one month of preparations after going back and before the World Cup. We will give our 100% and are looking forward to the main event.

"We always look for six bowling options in the side. We were happy we got that this time. However, whoever got the opportunity, they have done really well. I am really happy how our bowling unit did this series."

On the upcoming ODI series: "ODI is a format we all love. We will go with the same mindset that we have played in the T20 series."

If you can’t wait until the first ODI at Southampton on Wednesday for your next cricket fix, never fear!

We’ll be back at 10:30 BST tomorrow and Monday (July 13-14) for the final two days of the third Test between England and India at Lord’s.

You can read Stephan Shemilt’s report from the day three here.

Here's how England's battle with India is shaping up. The five-match T20 series is over but there's three ODIs still to come.

T20 series (India won 3-2)

• Trent Bridge – India won by 97 runs
• Bristol – India won by 24 runs
• The Oval – England won by 5 runs
• Old Trafford – India won by 6 wickets
• Edgbaston – England won by 5 wickets

ODI series

• 1st ODI - Southampton – 16 July
• 2nd ODI – Lord’s – 19 July
• 3rd ODI – Chester-le-Street – 22 July

Player of the match Charlie Dean (England) speaking at the presentation: "We took two early wickets which got us in the game. India batted really well. Shafali [Verma] was creating width and we had to bowl really tight lines. I kept things really simple today which maybe I hadn't done in the past. And I am really happy with that."

On dismissing India captain Harmanpreet Kaur's wicket: "She is a class player. Any time, I can get her out, I am really happy with it.

On whether England can play with three spinners: "We definitely can play together. It depends on the pitches we get really. We showed a lot of character to win the game and I am really proud of that performance."

India's Shree Charani, who picked up 10 wickets across the series, has been named player of the series.

Image source, Getty Images

Danni Wyatt-Hodge, who made 56 (37), has been pipped to player of the match honours by spinner Charlie Dean, who collected 3-23.

Image source, Getty Images

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Danni Wyatt-Hodge was brilliant with the bat in her 300th international game. She has been shy of runs in international cricket though she has been tearing it up in domestic cricket at the Blast.

England have had some decent performances but there have been some mistakes too. But they deserved that win tonight.

Well, that was a dramatic finale at Edgbaston.

Shafali Verma struck 75 (41) and Charlie Dean picked up 3-23 as India posted 167-7 from their 20 overs.

Chasing 168, England were in cruise control thanks to a 101-run opening partnership between Danni Wyatt-Hodge (who was dropped on five) and Sophia Dunkley.

However, helped by an economical four overs from Radha Yadav (1-20), it all came down to the final ball, with Sophie Ecclestone sprinting a single to seal a five-wicket win.

More reaction to follow.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

India have walked the series even though England have won two games.

This game was what I was expecting from this series. Close contests. Good cricket.

England have done themselves justice in this game today. Players have taken responsibility. They have played in more of a way we know they can. This will give them some confidence going into the ODIs.

Henry Moeran
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

England get the victory - just, just! It was close! What a game of cricket!

Sophie Ecclestone pushes through for the single! The underarm throw into the stumps misses the mark. Had it been on target, Ecclestone would have been well short.

England win by five wickets.

India win the series 3-2.

Phew.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

You need to have your best fielders in the best positions here for this final delivery.

Paige Scholfield drives into the off-side and runs a single. The scores are level.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

It's good running from Paige Scholfield who was hurrying Sophie Ecclestone through.

Sophie Ecclestone puts it in the air but into a gap.

England run three.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Just give it out for the commitment!

Henry Moeran
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's an absolute stunner from Radha Yadav.

There are advertising boards all around the city for Superman and she is flying horizontal and taking a stunner!