India lose five wickets for 16 runs
Verma hammers majestic 96 on Test debut
Mandhana - dropped on 23 & 51 - hits 78
Dunkley hits unbeaten 74; Shrubsole sets up declaration with 47 off 33 balls
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Cor, that really is some team.
Sophie Ecclestone, rocking some blue sunglasses, is doing well here and looks like the bowler who could break up this partnership.
Verma almost clips the spinner to mid-wicket, the ball falling just short of Nat Sciver. The India opener then adds one more to her boundary tally with a thick edge down to third man for four.
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Verma 58, Mandhana 51
Brunt just couldn't get her line right in that last spell. Shrubsole bowls full to Verma who punches to mid-off for a single.
But a good over for England, Shrubsole varies her length and keeps the India batters thinking. Just the one from it.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Anya Shrubsole replaces Brunt. The faster Brunt bowled, the further it went so I think Knight has sensed that.
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It's Sophie Ecclestone v Shafali Verma.
The world's top-ranked T20 bowler v the world's top-ranked T20 batter.
The England spinner tosses up a few deliveries which Verma defends, before taking a single.
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In 112-0
Smriti Mandhana is technically so gifted, anything short and the India opener is on it. This time it's Katherine Brunt who is the culprit, her short delivery pulled through mid-wicket for four.
Make that another boundary, a pull through square leg to bring up Mandhana's half-century.
She's an absolute delight to watch.
Alex Hartley
England World Cup-winning spinner on Test Match Special
Much better from Ecclestone there. She's found her line and length now, she's found some rough outside the off-stump and is using it well.
There we go, that's more like Test cricket. Just the one from Sophie Ecclestone's over.
Verma is on 55 from 91 balls, including eight boundaries and one six.
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India bring up the 100 with a Verma single off Brunt. I was just typing how this was a relatively quiet over, until Verma misjudges a pull which lands just over the head of mid-wicket and short of the fielder running in from the deep.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
I'm rather pleased that wasn't given out. I just want to see Verma keep on batting! She's got the most extraordinary power and timing.
Image source, Getty ImagesAlex Hartley
England World Cup-winning spinner on Test Match Special
Shafali Verma looks as if she's played a hundred Tests. She looks completely at home.
Ecclestone comes back well with four dot balls, including a shout for lbw which was going down leg.
A half-century on Test debut for 17-year-old Shafali Verma as she hits Ecclestone over mid-wicket for four.
She's not short of confidence, nor talent. Brilliant.
There's steam coming from my keyboard as I try to keep up with the intensity of this India pair. Shafali Verma makes some space and takes an almighty swing at Katherine Brunt, the ball sailing over mid-wicket for two.
Verma is still smiling. Brunt looks wound up, and Verma knows it.
The England seamer comes back with one that beats the outside edge. Some battle this.
Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician
26 runs have come from the last two overs.
Image source, Getty ImagesThird boundary of the over! This time Mandhana pushes off the back foot and through cover. A diving Kate Cross can't stop it.
Eventful over.