Day three of the only women's Test between England and India
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Just seen the Brunt first innings dismissal... peach of a delivery. Unplayable and just nicking the bail. My three girls and soon will be seeing that after school.
Julian, Stratford
India v New Zealand World Test Championship final
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Hampshire Bowl
The word is that the outfield is still very wet at the Hampshire Bowl. The puddles of earlier have gone but the super-sopper is still bringing up a lot of water as it trundles around.
Although it's dry now, a glance at the forecast suggests more rain may not be far away.
I wouldn't get your hopes up.
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd play is going to resume in Bristol in about five minutes' time! The covers are off.
India v New Zealand World Test Championship final
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Hampshire Bowl
Latest from Southampton... There will be another inspection at 15:00 BST.
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Test Match Special are replaying the final moments of England's 2017 World Cup victory against India to get us through the rain delay.
What a day that was!
Here's the big wicket that fell before lunch, the dangerous Smriti Mandhana. Brunt was getting fired up, that's for sure.
India v New Zealand World Test Championship final
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Hampshire Bowl
We have umpires wandering out to inspect at the Hampshire Bowl...
But sadly the covers are still on and there's no sign of the players making their way out yet.
So we now have two Test matches being held up by the glorious British weather. Wonderful.
Thanks, Kal.
Wasn't it generous of Heather Knight to enforce the follow-on so that we could have another chance to watch Shafali Verma bat? She's only made 20 so far but it's come off 14 balls and she's already given us plenty of reasons to keep talking about her - which is absolutely fine by me.
In the final over before lunch, Katherine Brunt struck as Mandhana played at a wide delivery and edged it straight to Nat Sciver at second slip.
So India are 29-1 in their second innings, still trailing England by 136 runs.
Will we see more Verma fireworks? Some Brunt beauties? Or will rain dampen our mood?
Ffion Wynne is here to talk you through the afternoon session.
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Dan O'Brien: Shafali Verma is a phenomenon.
Isabelle Westbury
Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
For Shafali Verma to play like this knowing there's not been much batting around her, in contrast to someone like Meg Lanning for instance, is just amazing. And how she manages to compartmentalise is what fascinates me, to play with no fear and play so naturally.
So would India come out fighting?
Openers Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma shared a stand of 167 in the first innings, and there were signs they could be at it again...
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Anya Shrubsole cleaned up India's tail, with England enforcing the follow-on...
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Ian Warner: "The rain has yet to return in Southampton"???? I'm only two miles from the ground and it's hammering it down!
And then this happened. Unbelievable from Katherine Brunt, I don't need to say anything more...
India battled to save the follow on...
Back to Bristol, Ecclestone soon had her third of the morning as India continued to crumble.
Amy Jones taking a smart grab behind the stumps...