That's our lot for today - I get a feeling there's a little old game of football that you may want to tune into a bit later.

Remember, you can watch highlights of today's play at 19:00 BST on the BBC Red Button and catch up on what happened by reading Callum's report.

The T20 decider in this intriguing series will take place at Chelmsford on Wednesday evening and it will be shown live on BBC Two and the BBC Sport website from 18:00 BST.

As always, we'll also have live text, radio commentary and in-play clips.

We'll see you then.

Player of the match Deepti Sharma for her 24* and 1-18: "When me and Kaur were batting we were talking about taking it over by over and building a partnership.

"My plan was to bowl maximum number of dot balls and bowling in partnerships, avoid giving boundaries."

India captain Harmanpreet Kaur on Sky Sports: "It was a great effort from the whole team, everyone was on their toes and I'm really happy on how they played today.

"I would give credit to our bowlers, they know their field placements and our fielding was also outstanding.

"We always want to win wherever we go. This new bubble thing is not easy to adapt to but we are getting used to that. We need to give credit to our support staff for keeping us motivated."

England captain Heather Knight speaking to Sky Sports: "We were very good for a large proportion of the match, the way we brought it back with the ball and were under pressure. I am proud of the bowlers. But at 106-2, we shouldn't be losing that game.

"We've got a very strong batting line-up, we have to be ruthless and we have given that game away.

"We can't lose the series but we're desperate to win it."

On being run out: "I didn't think I could get back in. It was by no means deliberate by Deepti but I just couldn't get back in."

With Beaumont and Knight at the helm, England were going along so nicely at 106-2 in the 13th over.

What a match that was. We may dwell on an England collapse but India have kept the multi-format series alive. A win in the final T20 will earn them a draw.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

England will be absolutely gutted. They lost wickets at crucial times and couldn't build partnerships and the series is still alive now.

A single to end it. India, somehow, win this game by eight runs.

You have to give them credit, they hung in there, fielded well and never gave up.

As you might expect, some glum faces in the England dugout.

Just the single! Barring nothing short of a miracle, England have lost this.

Sophie Ecclestone hits this with ridiculous power back to Sneh Rana, the India bowler taking it on the thumb. She's in some pain as the physio comes on. If we're being harsh, it's a dropped catch.

The state of the game? England need 11 from 2 balls.

India, on the brink of defeat, looked to have won this.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Sarah Glenn is extremely slow between the wickets, which is to England's detriment. It means twos are going to be hard for England to get. They need boundaries.

Emily Windsor
Southern Vipers player on BBC Test Match Special

Sarah Glenn has a lot on her shoulders but what she does do well is hit the ball powerfully.

New batter is Sarah Glenn but Sophie Ecclestone is on strike.

Just the single - England need 11 from 3 balls.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Mady cannot believe that, her mouth is wide open, but she's out - the line belongs to the fielding team.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

I think it's out.

This is so, so tight. There's a frame in it. Could go either way.

Another England run out?? Villiers wanted two but was send back by Ecclestone. We go to the TV umpire.

What drama! England seemed to have thrown it away?

Sneh Rana is given the responsibility of bowling this final over.

Just a single to Villiers.

Emily Windsor
Southern Vipers player on BBC Test Match Special

England do bat deep, though, this isn't over yet.