Ind 72-0published at 7.3 overs

7.3 overs

Lifted over mid-wicket!

Shafali Verma steps down the wicket to the returning Charlie Dean and lofts her over the ropes for six.

Sophie Ecclestone comes onto bowl as the fielders go back.

Just three runs from her first over, cooling things down a bit.

A single square for Verma to finish the powerplay for India.

Verma moves to 32 from 15, her best score of the series.

Ffion Wynne
BBC Sport cricket writer at The Oval on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Lauren Bell will never take a better catch than that in her life, at full stretch, one-handed - but she fell onto the boundary cushion.

Agonising.

Melissa Story
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Lauren Bell took a spectacular catch - one-handed - but there is no way should could stop her momentum there.

Ind 60-0published at 5.5 overs

5.5 overs

Target 172

That's a remarkable catch from Lauren Bell... but it means nothing because she's landed across the boundary rope.

Shafali Verma lashes Filer's fourth ball over the covers for four, but is top edges the following delivery and again sends the ball flying towards Bell at third.

The England seamer dives backwards to take a superb one-handed catch, but the ball has flown too far and Bell can't stop falling past the boundary.

Rufus Bullough
CricViz analyst

Shafali Verma T20I batting average v pace:

• Above stump height: 18.80
• Below stump height: 30.66

Melissa Story
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Lauren Filer is the wildcard for England, they throw her the ball and say 'bowl as quickly as you can!'

Mandhana takes a single to mid-off from the final ball of the over to retain the strike.

Bell is 0-18 from two overs, more runs than she conceded from four on Tuesday.

Meanwhile England made 49-0 from their six-over powerplay, India have that score one over earlier.

Here comes Lauren Filer again...

Ffion Wynne
BBC Sport cricket writer at The Oval on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Really encouraging start for India. I think England have bowled a little bit too full.

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

That second four is not quite as controlled as previous shots from Mandhana... but the outcome is the same.

Three fours from Smriti Mandhana!

Lauren Bell returns and the India opener lifts her first ball over mid-wicket.

Mandhana then sees an edge fly away for four through backward point, but times the next ball beautifully between cover and point.

Rufus Bullough
CricViz analyst

It will be some consolation to England, that a score of 171 (or equivalent run-rate of 8.55 in the Hundred) has only ever been chased successfully once at the Oval in women’s cricket, in nine attempts.

Ffion Wynne
BBC Sport cricket writer at The Oval on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Smriti Mandhana doesn't have many weaknesses but off-spin is one of them, especially in the powerplay.

Changes at both ends for England as Charlie Dean, like Issy Wong in the side for the first time this series, comes on to bowl.

Her first two deliveries beat the bat of Smriti Mandhana, but the India opener smacks the third through mid-on for four.

Shafali Verma then hits a fifth four from the over's final delivery, smashing the ball past cover.

India have started confidently here, but WinViz still has a good deal of confidence in an England victory.

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Ffion Wynne
BBC Sport cricket writer at The Oval on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I'm not sure what the plan is to Shafali Verma because that is just short and wide.

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

That ball skipped away. A delicate shot from Verma.

More fours for Shafali Verma, cracking Issy Wong over the cover ring and guiding the following delivery through backward point.

A further single takes Verma to 17 from 11 balls.

Two dot balls to finish the Filer over - the latter possibly verging on a wide, but not given.