Summary

  • Second ODI, Lord's - India lead three-match series 1-0

  • England need 144 off 29 overs to win rain-shortened ODI

  • Beaumont trapped lbw by Rana for 34

  • India 143-8: Mandhana 42; Ecclestone 3-27

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Live Reporting

by Timothy Abraham

  1. rain stops play

    Rain stops play with England 102-1

    Umbrellas are going up for a reason. It's raining and the covers are coming on.

  2. Eng 101-1

    Amy Jones helps England pass the 100-mark by helping a short ball from Kranti Goud on its way down to fine leg for four.

    Umbrellas are going up at Lord's...

  3. Ebony Rainford-Brent
    Former England batter on Test Match Special

    Nat Sciver-Brunt shuffling down and giving herself room to go over the top.

    She makes some of these difficult shots look easy.

  4. Eng 97-1

    India spinner Shree Charani grips the ball tightly with her left hand and rubs her tongue against her lip before bowling.

    Nat Sciver-Brunt skips down the pitch to the Charani's final ball of the over and biffs it over the top for four.

  5. Ebony Rainford-Brent
    Former England batter on Test Match Special

    We haven't seen too many of these hard flat sweeps. That was so good. Nat Sciver-Brunt gets out low and in front. Sciver-Brunt gets that connection with the power that not many in the game possess.

  6. Eng 90-1

    Nicely played by Nat Sciver-Brunt.

    She reverse sweeps a delivery from Deepti Sharma heading down leg into the gap at third.

    It slows up on the Lord's baize but the England captain and Amy Jones manage to run three.

    A couple of balls later and Sciver-Brunt sweeps in a more orthodox fashion and pummels it to the fence for four.

    A profitable over for England.

  7. Rana dismisses Beaumont lbw for 34 after 'limp' reverse sweep attempt

    Here's the only wicket India have taken so far.

  8. Ebony Rainford-Brent
    Former England batter on Test Match Special

    England are miles ahead, but one or two wickets can get a wobble going.

  9. Eng 81-1

    England's Nat Sciver-Brunt in actionReuters

    Amy Jones twizzles her bat round in her hand before retaking her guard after the drinks break.

    Both Jones and Nat Sciver-Brunt make clean contact with drives down the ground but some good fielding from India deny them.

    Thee singles off the over.

  10. WinViz has the ball firmly in England's court at the moment.

    WinViz gives England 87% chance of victory, India 13%CricViz

  11. Ffion Wynne
    BBC Sport cricket writer on Test Match Special

    India call for a huddle as they try and work out how they can force some quick wickets out of England.

    Amy Jones has started to look comfortable after a tight spell from India's spinners.

  12. England 78-1 at drinks

    England need 66 runs at 4.71 runs per over. They are currently going at 5.20 per over.

    Some dark clouds lingering over Lord's.

  13. Ffion Wynne
    BBC Sport cricket writer on Test Match Special

    It feels like India are going through the motions and they're not being very proactive.

  14. Eng 78-1

    Three dots to start Deepti Sharma' third over before Nat Sciver-Brunt and Amy Jones pick up a single apiece. England content to sit and wait for the bad ball.

  15. Thanks, Adwaidh.

    England in cruise control at the moment.

  16. With that, it's time for me to take a break.

    But Timothy Abraham is back to take you to the end of this one-dayer.

    Over to you, Tim.

  17. Eng 76-1

    Need 68 from 90 balls

    Amy Jones punches Arundhati Reddy, returning after a break, straight down the ground and runs three from the second ball of the over.

    Reddy then concedes just one more from the over.

  18. Ffion Wynne
    BBC Sport cricket writer on Test Match Special

    Perfect placement from Amy Jones. Powerfully struck. The three fielders are out on the leg-side, so it was a good option from the opener.

  19. Eng 72-1

    Need 72 from 96 balls

    It's a bit shortish from Sneh Rana with her fourth ball of the over and Amy Jones punishes her by hitting another boundary - through the cover this time.

    England reach 72 and need another 72 to win.

    But there is the threat of rain looming.

  20. Kieran Parmley
    Cricviz analyst

    Tammy Beaumont has been dismissed four times reverse sweeping in ODI cricket - the most for any batter.

    Her opening partner Amy Jones (three dismissals) is second on the list, averaging just eight with the stroke in her ODI career - thankfully she's yet to play a reverse sweep in ODIs this year.