Tammy Beaumont has joined the boundary party with two on the bounce - the first a drive through cover, the second a superb flick through midwicket. She makes it a hat-trick of fours with another punch through the off side. The switch to Harmanpreet Kaur's variety of spin is a failure for India, who desperately need wickets now.

India continue to alternate their attack, with Rajeshwari Gayakwad (another spinner) brought in. It is a decent over but the England pair are never in danger. Two added.

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Taylor's positive approach continues as she dispatches a full ball from Anuja for another four. England are eating into this target.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"Now that is positive cricket on a tough wicket. Taylor's used her feet and gone low risk. She didn't try to overhit, which you often see when there isn't pace."

This is what Sarah Taylor has in her locker. She smacks her second ball over mid-on for four, claims a quick two from her third ball and then finding the rope again with a straight drive from her fourth. That is how you take the game to the opposition. India have claimed a big wicket that over, but will feel deflated because of Taylor's efforts.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"Charlotte's trying to work it too hard. The ball's gone away from her. The wicketkeeper had to make good distance. This wicket could be key because everyone will know the weight of runs scored between Sarah Taylor and Edwards."

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"It's not going to be easy to penetrate this field. But you sense for England it's easy pickings and it's about settling in. The Indian keeper is stood back and it's completely different tactics from England in the field."

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Seamer Jhulan Goswami, who has a five-for to her name in this format - against Australia in 2012, charges in but poses no trouble for Edwards and Beaumont, who are content to operate in singles.

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Edwards is off the mark straight away with a flick to leg. Beaumont then scores England's first boundary with a edged drive that carries the ball to the rope at third man. Decent start for England.

No surprise to see off-spinner Anuja Patil open the bowling. Take everything off it on this wicket.

So, 91 needed by England to make it two wins from two games this tournament. The skipper Charlotte Edwards will lead from the front with Tammy Beaumont. 

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"What is key is that India will slow this right down and loop it up and put nothing on it. England should go to the ball and let the hands go straight through the line. England should show a bit of impetus - it would be good to see England do it in emphatic manner.

"If England knock this off with a few overs to spare it gives you momentum."

India captain Mithali Raj has spoken to BBC Sport's Joe Wilson about how playing cricket has given her "status" and "independence". You can watch the video on the BBC Sport website - or read a feature by BBC Hindi's Vandana Vijay about how success on home soil could be a "tipping point" for women's cricket in India.

Image source, AP

Cheers Jamie.

So, have India scored enough? You would think not. Only Ireland's 84-5 against New Zealand is a lower total off 20 overs in this tournament so far.

But, this is not the easiest wicket. It is slower than a clamped snail. England will not want to be counting any chickens just yet.