England slip from 216-5 to 246 all out
Four run-outs in England innings
Wilson 81, Knight 46
India 281-3: Mandhana 90, Raut 86, Raj 71
NZ beat Sri Lanka by nine wickets in Bristol
Opening day of Women's World Cup
Hazell b Yadav 4 (Eng 236-9)
Dani Hazell steps to leg stump, aiming a big slog-sweep over the field, but she misses and the ball clatters into the stumps. There's barely any celebration from India. Heather Knight, meanwhile, trudges over to join her team, hands stuffed into her pockets.
Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
We all wanted India to come to the party - and they set the tone right from the first over, showing they mean business. After a disappointing 2013 World Cup at home, they've backed themselves and played with confidence, and captain Mithali Raj has clearly done her homework on England.
Target 282
A paddle shot from Danielle Hazell, trying in vain to find the boundary, but it's only a single. That's really well bowled from Deepti Sharma, spearing the ball into Anya Shrubsole's pads as she comes down the wicket, and England will have to settle for just four runs.
England need 50 from the final 30 balls. They've got two wickets in hand...
England dropped three catches today - here's India's Jhulan Goswami putting down Jenny Gunn a little earlier.
Gunn run out (Meshram) 9 (Eng 229-8)
A fourth run out! Another fine throw from India, this time Mona Meshram hammering the ball in towards Sushma Verma from the leg side. It's a good throw and Verma has plenty of time to whip the bails off
Eng 229-7
New batsman Anya Shrubsole fumes as a wide delivery from Poonam Yadav isn't called as such. And we're going upstairs again - another run out chance, with Jenny Gunn this time diving to make her ground...
India have been spot on with the throwing today - here's a superb piece of fielding from India's Deepti Sharma as Katherine Brunt was run out for 24.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Fran Wilson was batting so, so well - India were ecstatic after that wicket, and England's hopes now rest with Jenny Gunn and Anya Shrubsole, who hits the ball very hard.
Wilson run out (Bisht) 81 (Eng 229-7)
Her bat's in the air! That's out! That's a cruel end to a really, really good innings from Fran Wilson. She was halfway up the pitch, trying to steal the single but the bat bobbled up as she dived to make her mark and Ekta Bisht didn't miss.
Eng 229-6
We're going upstairs - Fran Wilson might have been run out at the non-striker's end! Jenny Gunn cracked a straight drive back and Ekta Bisht picked it up and threw down the stumps in one swift motion.
Jenny Gunn's not timed a delivery yet. She plays a shot that would be better on the golf course, rather than the cricket pitch, a swipe that sends the ball ballooning up into the air but short of the fielders. That's a belter of a sweep shot though, one one knee and hustling the ball through the square leg fielder for four.
Isabelle Westbury
Middlesex player on BBC Test Match Special
Goswami should have done better there - it's perhaps their first error in the field.
Eng 221-6
Shelled! Jenny Gunn, frustrated by three balls, drives down the field but doesn't get enough power behind it. Two fielders converge but it's Jhulan Goswami who gets there first. She moves low to her right, gets two hands to it but she can't cling on.
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Target 282
Lydia Greenway knows a thing or two about excellent fielding. Jenny Gunn is the new batsman and gets off the mark to her first ball.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
That's an outstanding piece of fielding. From the moment she picked it up, you thought "she's going to hit" and she did. It could be the turning point.
Brunt run out (Sharma) 24 (Eng 216-6)
Gone! That is another brilliant throw, this time from Deepti Sharma! Katherine Brunt is disconsolate as she and Fran Wilson go through for another single and the stumps get tossed down. That was so quick - Brunt was nowhere near getting home!
Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special
It's almost as though the arrival of Katherine Brunt at the crease has freed up Fran Wilson to play more shots.
Target 282
Poonam Yadav is back, throwing those 35mph moon balls up there, and still, England can't batter it to the boundary. There's just no pace for them to work with. That's good from Brunt and Wilson, pushing hard to get two runs.