Beaumont and Sciver sparkle for dominant England
India post below-par 201-8
Skipper Raj epitomises India's troubles with painstaking 72 off 108 balls
England won toss; debuts for hosts' Dunkley & India's Verma
First of three ODIs; England go 4-2 up in multi-format series
Highlights on Red Button at 19:30 BST
Snehal Pradhan
Ex-India seamer on BBC Test Match Special
It has definitely been England's first hour. A couple of cutters have done the job, rather than the swing, but the bowling has been brilliant. Their discipline, in terms of line, has been excellent to watch.
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Raut 14, Raj 5
An interesting approach to the short ball from Mithali Raj as Nat Sciver fires one in and she just drops her bat and lets it hit her on the arm.
Sciver repeats the dose next ball and Raj plays and misses. A plan on show here for England?
The players take a drink.
The other wicket to fall this morning was Smriti Mandhana, who played this lovely shot before she tried to replicate it and was bowled.
Isabelle Westbury
Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
India are going to have to exceed 250 for it to challenge England.
Just the single from the over as Mithali Raj glides a controlled edge down to third man off the final ball to retain the strike. She is a player known for occupying the crease, and loves a not out - India will need that glue in their innings today.
Kate Cross comes into the attack and immediately gets some bounce to Mithali Raj which strikes her on the pad. There's a big appeal but not given - replays show it was too high.
Raut 14, Raj 1
An identical shot from Raut finds her another boundary. That over will give her a lot of confidence and she just needs to stay there to make it count.
Sciver follows it up with a short ball that is left alone.
Emily Windsor
Southern Vipers player on BBC Test Match Special
That is fantastic shot from Poonam Raut - it was just a little push.
And some more glorious timing from Raut as she beats the ring fielders to get a cover drive away for four. Textbook.
Raut 6, Raj 1
Raut times a couple nicely to pick up some twos that can't quite find the boundary. The amount of balls she's taken up will be justified if she can stick around here.
Here was that big wicket of Shafali Verma, which really changed the pace of this India innings.
Emily Windsor
Southern Vipers player on BBC Test Match Special
England are creating a lot of pressure, and bowling a lot of dot balls.
Nat Sciver replaces Katherine Brunt.
She has her hair tied back in its textbook bun, which I would imagine she'll be redoing plenty of times today in this wind.
Three singles from the over and Poonam Raut has three from 24 balls.
Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Mithali Raj made her ODI debut 22 years ago yesterday, and made a century in that game.
This is her 215th ODI and she's scored 7,098 runs and she's clear by more than a 1,000 runs.
First 10 overs done and they definitely belonged to England.
You sense that Raut and captain Mithali Raj just need to occupy the crease and accumulate for a while now, as it's certainly not looking easy for batting out there at the moment.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
It was a claggy 10 from Smriti Mandhana. India are in more than a spot of bother now.
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Mandhana b Shrubsole 10
Mandhana was timing the ball nicely but she wasn't getting the ball past the fielders, so that looked like a wicket of frustration.
She goes to carve past point but it was full and straight and not quite there to play off the back foot.
Isabelle Westbury
Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
Good on Poonam Raut, but good on Smriti Mandhana too for saying review it.
Katherine Brunt sort of went "why are you reviewing?" with her arms out, so there are interesting mind games going on between the two sides here.
Katherine Brunt was not happy with that. She looked at Raut in disbelief when she opted for the review.