England win series 3-0
Eng 366-4 beat Pkn 164 by 202 runs
Beaumont (168*) hits second successive century
Elwiss 77; Sciver 48 from 22 balls
Brunt 5-30, Marsh 3-29
Anya Shrubsole sends down the first over for England with an aggressive field set by captain Heather Knight. Openers Sidra Ameen and Javeria Khan fairly watchful for Pakistan with just two runs off the bat. Katherine Brunt, with a serious look on her face, takes the second over. Brunt is ranked number two in the world but her first ball is too short and is pulled to the boundary for four by Javeria.
England bowled out Pakistan for 165 in the first ODI at Leicester and for 166 in the second ODI at Worcester. Charlotte Edwards was particularly critical on TMS of Pakistan's fielding, bowling and catching in this match so far. Certainly they will need a drastic improvement with the bat as well if they are to have any chance chasing down England's total. Especially with the boundaries a little bigger at Taunton.
It's another debutant in the live text hot seat - ready to talk you through the first part of Pakistan's innings is Timothy Abraham.
The only England player to miss out with the bat today was Danielle Wyatt...
BBC Test Match Special
TMS are now speaking to David Tossell, author of book "The Girls of Summer" which looks back at last year's Women's Ashes.
And here's Natalie Sciver just missing out on another rapid half-century as she's caught for 48 from 22 balls.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"Tammy will take that every day of the week despite not breaking the record. I am delighted for her because she's got her opportunity for England and continued her momentum from domestic cricket.
"It was a magnificent innings and really shows what she's mad of."
Tammy Beaumont, speaking to Sky Sports: "I think it's my best ever innings and I will remember this for a long time.
"I took my time to get in today and told myself I wouldn't give it away. It feels amazing. It was harder for me to score in the early part of the innings but got going. We've run well and it's nice to contribute in an England shirt.
"A bit of credit is due to Pakistan because they came up with some different plans today which made it tough early on. It's a great pitch and hopefully we should be able to defend it now."
This was the moment Tammy Beaumont reached her second successive century.
England 366-4 (50 overs) - won toss
Not out batsmen: Beaumont 168*, Knight 12*
Fall of wickets: 59-1 (Winfield 43), 225-2 (Elwiss 77), 344-3 (Sciver 48), 346-4 (Wyatt 1)
Bowling figures: Tariq 9-1-60-1, Amin 7-0-44-0, Iqbal 6-0-66-1, Mir 9-1-69-2, Yousuf 10-0-63-0, Dar 5-0-33-0, Maroof 4-0-27-0.
And that is that, for now anyway. Tammy Beaumont remains unbeaten, carries her bat, and then raises it to all corners of the ground as she walks off. It's been a brilliant innings for the opener.
Captain Heather Knight nearly gets her first boundary but for a good piece of fielding at the point boundary. Now it's time for Beaumont to see if she can beat that Edwards record.
And this was the end of Georgia Elwiss's breezy 77 as she was bowled.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"I think Danni was playing the right shot but just didn't execute it quite right. She didn't move her feet enough.
"I'm not sure if Tammy Beaumont will know what Charlotte Edwards' record is to be honest! She's not really much of a cricket badger."
That's disappointing from Danni Wyatt, who didn't really show much commitment in that shot. Tariq's delivery had a bit of pace, and Wyatt stepped away that little bit to show her stumps. Bowled!
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"I am absolutely loving this. It's been a brilliant innings from Tammy. What I like is she's played a different innings in each game.
"This scenario is perfect for Danni Wyatt who is good at maneuvering it around to get Tammy on strike."
Oh no! What a time to get out. Nat Sciver, who absolutely blazed her way towards a fifty, hits the game's first six and then is caught out next ball at deep square-leg. Back-to-back half-centuries would have done nicely for Sciver, but sadly she departs. Dani Wyatt next in.
I've lost track of how many reverse sweeps Beaumont has played so far, but Charlotte Edwards is right to be fearful about her 173-run record. Beaumont hit four fours in that last over.
Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
"I think my ODI record score of 173 against Ireland, external might be in danger the way Tammy is going here!"