Postpublished at 19:40 BST 9 July
Sam Drury
BBC Sport cricket writer at Old Trafford
Doesn't look like that hand injury has affected Amanjot Kaur too much, does it?
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Sam Drury
BBC Sport cricket writer at Old Trafford
Doesn't look like that hand injury has affected Amanjot Kaur too much, does it?
Jones b Amanjot 9 (Eng 93-5)
It took longer than I expected but Amanjot Kaur finally shrugs it off and gives a thumbs up to her team-mates before trotting back to start her run-up.
And when she returns, she marks it with the wicket of Amy Jones.
Jones looks to make room to hit Amanjot but misses and the ball clips the bails on its way to the wicket-keeper.
WinViz suggests England are slowly inching their way back into this - every run is going to matter today.
And Amanjot Kaur seems to be in some pain after Paige Scholfield drills a shot straight back at the India bowler.
She has ice applied to her hand by the medical staff as we have a brief break in play here.
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Anoop Saxena: Sitting here in India, on telly, the ball seems to stop a bit before coming onto the bat. This might be a low-scoring total but India will not have it easy. India will need someone to drop the anchor. Shafali will leave early, force of habit.
Five more runs from the rest of Arundhati Reddy's over.
Six more overs left of this England batting innings.
Amanjot Kaur will bowl next.
Henry Moeran
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Brilliant, brilliant work from Radha Yadav to somehow parry the ball like a goalkeeper out there.
India have fielded well today and Radha Yadav, in particular, deserves credit.
She stops a certain boundary here, diving to her left to cut off Paige Scholfield's shot near the boundary. It saves two runs.
India continue to keep boundaries at bay here.
Only five runs, all singles, coming from Radha Yadav's penultimate over.
Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special
Taking wickets regularly is so crucial in T20 cricket, it has felt like England have constantly been in a rebuilding phase.
Paige Scholfield and Amy Jones will look to get England out of trouble here.
With Sophie Ecclestone to come next, England have scored at a rate of just over six.
They will need to accelerate sooner rather than later.
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Jack Rule: We need to stop having drinks breaks in IT20s. It’s not needed and just breaks concentration and flow of the game. Not needed at all.
Henry Moeran
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
In the women's game, this is quite a slow-scoring ground. Since the start of 2022, the average first-innings score in T20s is just 121.
Capsey lbw b Shree Charani 18 (Eng 70-4)
And the replays confirm it.
It's all reds and Alice Capsey walks back.
Henry Moeran
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
This doesn't look too good for Alice Capsey. It was full, and very straight.
Eng 70-3
This is not looking good for England!
Shree Charani back into the attack and makes an instant impact, trapping Alice Capsey in front of the wicket.
Capsey asks to review and it's taking a long time to confirm the inevitable.
Amy Jones is the new batter in for England.
Radha Yadav needs a bit of medical attention after colliding with Alice Capsey but it's a very productive over from the left-arm spinner.
Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special
The wicket of Sophia Dunkley was Deepti Sharma's 300th in international cricket.
Sam Drury
BBC Sport cricket writer at Old Trafford
Radha Yadav definitely looked to have something to say and gave Tammy Beaumont a proper stare after that catch was taken.
I'm not sure what that was about but the India spinner was certainly pumped up.
Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special
That breaks a very important partnership.