Dunkley hits half-century in first ODI innings
England slip to 133-5 in tense run-chase
Cross takes second five-wicket ODI haul of career as India bowled out for 221
India skipper Raj hits 59 off 92 to stave off collapse
England now lead multi-format series 6-2 on points
Next ODI is at Worcester on Saturday
Bhatia c Jones b Ecclestone 2 (Ind 178-7)
Amy Jones is just superb.
Taniya Bhatia tries to cut away, but the ball doesn't really have the necessary width, and she gets a thick edge through to Jones. It's another excellent catch from the Midlander.
England are all over India here.
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Just two from the over.
Remember England chased 202 in 34.5 overs on Sunday.
Nat Sciver is on.
Isabelle Westbury
Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's interesting how Kate Cross was labelled a red-ball bowler, even though the women barely played any red-ball cricket. It came from having lots of success in men's club cricket, which many of England's other players hadn't done.
Raj 54, Bhatia 1
Just four off the over.
Foot meet accelerator. Now. Please.
Heather Knight has turned back to Sophie Ecclestone.
There's little respite for the India batters.
Kate Cross is done for the ball. Well, with the ball at least.
She finishes with magnificent figures of 5-34. Here are a couple of them.
Isabelle Westbury
Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
Kate Cross wasn't seen as a white ball bowler for a long time, but she has worked so hard over the past few years.
Mithali Raj brings up her 64th score of 50-plus in ODI cricket with a single.
It has taken 80 balls today.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
There have been a few wickets like that today from Kate Cross, leading edges just chipped up from full deliveries.
Rana c Knight b Cross 5 (Ind 168-6)
Kate Cross has five! After some juggling from Heather Knight...
Another leading edge - is this pitch not as good as we thought? This one comes with Sneh Rana looking to work into the onside, but it loops up to Knight in the covers, who fumbles, but catches it at the second attempt, after the ball bounces off her chest.
Cross has been superb.
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The current score would get India to 215.
Eight an over would get them 256. That has to be the target you'd think.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
I think Sneh Rana was sat in that dugout thinking, we really need to get on with this.
Good intent from Sneh Rana!
She stands still and on-drives over the top of Sophie Ecclestone at mid-on for four.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Test Match Special in Taunton
Big fan of this picture of Marcus Trescothick on the pavilion that bears his name. He's the big daddy of these parts.
Sneh Rana is the new batter, and she's off the mark straight away with an outside edge down to third.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
She's got England a wicket whenever they have needed it.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Cross is having an absolute belter of a day! India are losing wickets trying to up the pace.