We're going to call it a night there. Thanks for your company tonight, both in this live text and on BBC Two. We hope you've loved it!

As always there's plenty of cricket still to come on the BBC. England men start their T20 series against Pakistan on Friday - we'll have clips, radio & text from that series as usual. Sunday's second T20 is on BBC One from 13:50.

The Hundred gets under way this time next week. We'll have just finished the first game between Oval Invincibles and Manchester Originals - that's live on BBC Two as well!

I'll leave you with Amy Lofthouse's report, the scorecard and some of Danni Wyatt's best bits.

See you soon!

Here's the moment Danni Wyatt, who made an unbeaten 89, won the game for England.

England bowler Katherine Brunt on BBC TV: "I didn't think I'd be playing at this age, but year on year if I still feel good and still delivery I thought 'why not' you're a long time retired. As long as I feel good in body and mind - which Covid is making difficult - I'll keep going.

"At the end of the day Shafali Verma is a brilliant player. I could be her mother, but she's opening the batting for India. It means a lot to me, every wicket for England means a lot to me. Just because she's young doesn't mean she's not in this competition and I think we're about even. It was more of a message to people on social media - it was about stop playing her down, she's very good at what she does. It wasn't towards her, it was towards others. Just enjoy the content."

Player of the match Danni Wyatt: "I'm really pleased with the way it went tonight. It was a really nice wicket. I thought our bowlers bowled well to restrict them to that total. I just batted sensible, and played to my strengths. I love nights like tonight and to get a series win just makes it even better.

"I was told by the batting coach to just give myself some time, give myself a chance. I didn't think too much after that.

"I hit extra cover quite a lot tonight, and just hit to my strengths. They tend to go really wide to me, and I just tried to hit it as hard as I could. I'm really pleased with how it's gone tonight, and it's about time."

All of the England players - and a number of the India players - will now go and play in The Hundred which starts next Wednesday with Oval Invincibles v Manchester Originals.

England are next in international action on 1 September against New Zealand. They are due to play a three-match Twenty20 series, before five one-day internationals as part of their prep for March's 50-over World Cup.

Jenny Gunn
Ex-England bowler on BBC Two

That partnership between Nat and Danni was about the boundaries, but also how well they ran when they couldn't find the fours.

I think it's hard to argue that over the multi-format series that England deserved to win.

India had to grind out the draw in the Test, while England won both the ODI and T20 series 2-1.

It is a good first outing this summer for Lisa Keightley's side.

Jenny Gunn
Ex-England bowler on BBC Two

This multi-format style of series works in the Ashes and I really like it. It's kept this series alive and ensured there wasn't a dead rubber.

Danni Wyatt clips into mid-wicket to seal the win, and finish 89 not out. She'll be delighted to be there at the end, and gets a big hug from Heather Knight.

That empathetic victory gives England two points, and seals a 10-6 win in the multi-format series.

Alison Mitchell
Commentator on BBC Two

This has been such a highly impressive innings form Danni Wyatt.

Four more as Wyatt sweeps again.

The scores are level.

Eng 149-2published at 18.2 overs

18.2 overs

Need five from 10 balls

That will settle any nerves!

Danni Wyatt gets down on one knee again and slog sweeps over square leg for six.

There's a little first pump to celebrate.

Deepti Sharma is going to bowl the penultimate over.

Oh, just three from the over, and the required run-rate sneaks back above a run a ball.

England from 13 from the final two overs. They'll want a good penultimate over to avoid any last-over nerves.

Tymal Mills
England T20 bowler on BBC Two

We thought this was a tricky run chase but England have made light work of it.

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Despite the wicket England still scored seven in that over.

India just can't build any pressure whatsoever.

Alison Mitchell
Commentator on BBC Two

That's a cheeky shot to get off the mark!

Heather Knight is off the mark with a boundary first ball!

She gets down the paddle reverse sweeps. It's a really clever shot with no fielder there.

England captain Heather Knight is the new batter.

Her side still need 22 from 22 balls.