Phil Long
TMS statistician

That was Fran Wilson's first boundary. Not only has she gone beyond her previous one-day international score of 30, she's more than doubled her total career ODI runs - 41 before today.

Missing by a mile. The impact was umpire's call, too. So India lose their revew.

"Let's rock and roll that," says the third ump. There's no edge, Wilson has got a foot planted down the pitch but that looks like it's sliding down..

That's better from Fran Wilson! A bit more power from the arms, a turn of the wrist and her sweep beats Mithali Raj to reach the rope. She then gets struck on the pad by a full ball from Harmanpreet Kaur, and Raj decides to go upstairs..

Dan Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

England could yet pull off a sensational victory. But if they don't, they still need to go as deep as they can, as it could all come down to net run-rate.

Fran Wilson is trying her best to find the boundary, but it's just not coming. She twice sweeps the ball aerially but there's not enough oomph behind it to reach the ropes. That's better from Danielle Wyatt - a good old fashioned slog sweep, and it beats the fielder for a one-bounce four.

Just before she fell, Heather Knight struck Poonam Yadav for two sixes.

Close!published at 32 overs

32 overs

Eng 139-4

There was never a single there. In fact, Knight wasn't even in the frame as the stumps got clattered down. Danni Wyatt is the new batsman and she gets off the mark with another risky single, before Fran Wilson moves her feet and just gets the ball over the head of the fielder on the edge of the circle! England are living a little dangerously here.

Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

That was suicidal. She'd done all the hard work, played two beautiful shots down the ground and you felt Heather Knight could lead England home. But great calmness from Harmanpreet Kaur to hit the stumps.

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Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

That's incredible from Fran Wilson. That's the biggest lunge I've ever seen to get back.

Dan Norcross adds: She's nearly done the splits.

There's some police officers playing cricket with a group of kids behind the stands at Derby. The officer on strike has an almighty pull at one delivery and nips through for a single. Lovely stuff.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Derby

One of Heather Knight's sixes was retrieved by 5 live's Henry Moeran. He made it on to the telly.

Nope. Wilson slid her back foot over the line - the bat was high in the air - and there's a big cheer around Derby as 'not out' flashes on the big screen.

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Ooh, has Fran Wilson been stumped? She came charging out of the crease and Sushma Verma has whipped the bails off. Upstairs we go..

Twelve trees: They have to start to make a push or match is over.

Eng 129-3published at 30 overs

30 overs

Knight 43, Wilson 31

And again! England have remembered they have feet and they can use them against the spin. Heather Knight is down the track again, greeting a slow, loopy delivery from Poonam Yadav will an almighty heave for her second six. 15 runs from that over!

Eng 120-3published at 29.1 overs

29.1 overs

Hello! That's far more like it from Heather Knight, moving her feet, down the pitch and slapping Poonam Yadav over the ropes. Mitch reliably informs me that's only her eighth sixth in 67 ODIs.

Dan Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

There was some talk that Heather Knight's fractured foot might mean she might not make the start of the World Cup, so she's done well to come back so quickly - but it means she may not be running so quickly between the wickets.

Deepti Sharma gives her teammate a right glare as she fumbles at backward point, and Heather Knight hares through for a single. England are kept rooted in their crease by the spinner, just hustling the odd single, before Wilson finally moves her feet and thrashing straight down the ground. There's a fielder there to cut it off, though.

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