Umpire reviewpublished at 72.6 overs
Eng 230-3
Sciver is struck on the pads, it's given out. England review straight away. Big moment this. Was there bat involved?
England slip from 230-2 to 251-6
Knight lbw for 95 after playing back to Sharma
Beaumont makes classy 66 before being caught at short leg by Verma
England won toss; day one of four, Bristol
Kal Sajad, Ffion Wynne and Amy Lofthouse
Eng 230-3
Sciver is struck on the pads, it's given out. England review straight away. Big moment this. Was there bat involved?
As Ffion now keeps one eye on the Wales v Turkey game in the Euros, Deepti Sharma continues to float in her off-spinners.
Sciver dances down the wicket and has a good old hoick, the camera operator doesn't quite know where the ball has gone and does a 360, with mid-off fielding and England running through for a single.
Isabelle Westbury
Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
These two are looking to rotate the strike, show India what they've got and England's intent on winning the match.
Top stuff, Ffion. A debut to remember!
So play can go on until 18:30 BST, plenty of time for Heather Knight to reach 100 in her 100th match as skipper.
You can see the intent from England even when they just take singles, they look supremely confident.
My debut stint here has come to an end and it was a thoroughly enjoyable one. Hopefully they'll let me back on soon, but for now here's Kal Sajad again.
Sciver making the most of that dropped catch as she hits a beautiful cover drive for four followed by a hard sweep for a single off Kaur.
India's bowlers are starting to look weary.
Isabelle Westbury
Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
Heather Knight looks intent on going one step further and reaching her century.
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Mark Puttick: Heather Knight's 50 is the 111th 50+ score for England's women in Tests at home.
Knight 81, Sciver 35
Another tidy over from Rana, just the two from it.
Surely Heather Knight is thinking of her century before the end of play?
Alex Hartley
England World Cup-winning spinner on Test Match Special
Those are the moments where you have to be switched on. That was a simple catch and you have to take those in Test cricket.
Eng 218-2
A couple of close calls for Nat Sciver as she comes down the wicket to Kaur and some sharp work from Mandhana in short leg almost has her run out.
Next ball she firmly drives one up to mid-on which is dropped by Deepti Sharma - she was diving forward slightly, but it should have been taken.
Isabelle Westbury
Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
The run-rate (3.17) is important because it underlines England's intent and how they have gone about their work today.
Knight 79, Sciver 33
I mentioned India's short-sleeved jumpers earlier but surely it's a day for the long sleeved shirt?! If I were playing in a T-shirt today I'd have some absolutely horrendous tan (burn) lines.
A tidy over from Rana concedes just a couple.
Heather Knight has punished absolutely everything loose from India today.
Alex Hartley
England World Cup-winning spinner on Test Match Special
Harmanpreet Kaur is a good bowler who mixes her pace, line and length up really well.
Kaur finds some really sharp turn there and Sophie Ecclestone will have perked up somewhere in the changing room.
Sciver responds with yet another cut to the cover boundary.
A change of ends for Sneh Rana.
Notably, some of India's players have put on their short sleeved jumpers for this evening session, so they may not be feeling as warm as they were this morning.
Henry Moeran
Test Match Special
If you can hear a little cooing, there's a pigeon right outside our commentary box.