England make 378-5, their highest ODI total
Openers Winfield (123) & Beaumont (104) add 235
Sciver hits 80 from 33 balls
Pakistan 166 all out (Shrubsole 4-19)
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England lead three-match series 2-0
So, England are well past their highest ODI score on home turf, and it's already their second highest score of all time. Only a 376-2 against Pakistan in VIjayawada in 1997 - thanks to centuries by Jan Brittin and Barbara Daniels - is higher.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"It doesn't matter that the pace is off the ball. they're throwing everything at it. Natalie just launches into the shot. It's great to watch. This is an excellent half-century from Natalie. She's come out and made this an electric finish."
Eng 328-3
Another powerful sweep brings Sciver her half-century. It is greeted, as with all other milestones today, with a burst of Katy Perry's "Roar" over the PA.
England have roared today. And then some.
Knight sweeps seamer Asmavia for four, but she'll be just as happy with the single which gets Sciver back on strike... and the Surrey all-rounder clubs another straight six. She has 49 from 21 balls.
More merciless hitting from Sciver, who is suddenly on the verge of a half century in no time at all, thanks to another four. 21 runs from the over.
Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special
"The ball was in the air for a long time. That was a horrific effort from the fielder. She must have been wishing it was given a six."
Heather Knight takes the aerial route, whacking Nida Dar over her head... four or six? It's a one-bounce four, which means it really should have been cut off by the patrolling fielder. Fair to say, Pakistan may be forced into a remedial fielding session tomorrow - they've been pretty poor all day.
Nat Sciver is taking no prisoners here, lifting some buffet bowling for a four and another six over mid-wicket. 350 looking easily within range here.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"We saw the good shots from Winfield and Beaumont were straight and a lot of them were over the top. It was brilliant to watch, especially if the bowling's not as good as you're used to, you would."
Pakistan are still going to have to find a couple of overs from what we might describe as their lesser bowlers today - but for now they turn back to opening bowler Asmavia from the New Road End, where she'll probably bowl overs 45, 47 and 49. Knight threads a couple through the covers, while Sciver gets down on one knee to loft a drive down to long-off. 10 from the over. Five to go.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"I think Heather here will come in and just knock the ball about and give the strike to Nat Sciver."
Skipper Heather Knight into the action, fresh from her heroics yesterday. With a five-for and an unbeaten 50 under her belt, if a well-known lager did captaincy debuts... A couple of singles round off the over. Yousuf finishes with 1-51 from her 10.
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RGU, Surrey: Winfield & Beaumont, absolutely fabulous!
Sadia Yousuf, Pakistan's most economical bowler today, strikes in her last over as Elwiss, looking to force the pace, is caught smartly at cover.
Tariq will be the first Pakistan bowler to complete her spell - and first up, she serves up a pie of a full toss which Elwiss lashes through backward point for four. An interesting cricketer, Elwiss - having started her England career as a bowling all-rounder, nowadays she's more of a front-line batter who doesn't always turn her arm over. Sciver shovels another four backward of square - is Lydia's prediction of 350 on?
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"Danielle Wyatt coming in next, it wouldn't surprise me. She played some really good innings at the World T20. She's quick between the wickets. The areas that Danielle offers, it's a bit more of a 360-degree game. She's got all the shots in the book. She's warming up, but they've also got people like Katherine Brunt who are more than capable of clearing the ropes."
Sana Mir tosses one up - and Natalie Sciver slog-sweeps it over mid-wicket in the direction of Worcester Cathedral for the fifth six of the innings. It's her first maximum in ODIs - she's previously hit a couple in T20 internationals. Another ferocious club through mid-wicket brings her four more - she has 14 from eight balls.
And as if to worry Pakistan up even more, Danielle Wyatt is practising some big hits in front of the England dug-outs. England most definitely have power to add here.
With the powerplay restrictions over, Pakistan can put another fielder back outside the circle*. Tariq bustles in for her ninth over, five singles and a wide are added to the score.
*(If you didn't hear on TMS earlier, these women's ODIs are still being played under "old" ODI regulations, as the ICC Women's Championship was already under way when the regs changed).