Wyatt leads England to victory with unbeaten 89
Mandhana top-scores for India with superb 70
England win multi-format series 10-6 on points
Snehal Pradhan
Ex-India seamer on BBC Test Match Special
Shafali Verma has wowed us all. She trained with the boys, defied tradition, and even impersonated her brother to win man of the match in an under-12 game.
The icing on the cake was beating Sachin Tendulkar's 30-year record to score a fifty in an international game at just 15. She's just getting started.
Shafali Verma is the top-ranked batter in Twenty20 cricket.
And it ain't hard to see why...
Dani Hazell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Two
England have got a really good side put together, quite a young one, with Katherine Brunt leading from the front.
A reminder of the way this series has gone so far.
Sophia Dunkley became the first black woman to play Test cricket for England when she made her debut in the four-day game at the very start of this series.
She spoke to Ebony Rainford-Brent, who was the first black woman to represent England, about what that means, and how her mum has inspired her during her career.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland captain Heather Knight, speaking to BBC TV: "I was going to have a bowl actually. It's one of those where I don't think it matters too much but a bit of dew, under lights, it might skid on from the batters.
"We know the ground very well, it's a place we love playing at, so we're looking forward to getting out there tonight. It's about parking the last game very quickly."
India captain Harmanpreet Kaur on BBC Two: "As a unit if we want to win we have to bat longer, so that's why we've chose to bat first.
"It would mean a lot to draw this series. To build that confidence, it's been important for us to bounce back after defeats."
How has Harleen Doel coped with the social media buzz around her catch: "She gives us a positive energy, and I'm really proud we have her."
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Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
The series has been brilliant. It's evenly poised.
India grinding out the draw in the Test shows how far they've come.
Both sides are unchanged for tonight's game.
And it's Harmanpreet Kaur who calls correctly!
India will have a bat first in this final T20.
Shall we have the toss, then?
Up goes the coin...
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BBC Two
This match is live - live, I tell you! - on BBC Two right now.
You can also follow ball-by-ball commentary on 5 Live Sports Extra and there will be highlights available later on if you're out and about.
India claimed a thrilling eight-run win last time out in Hove, in a match that saw all sorts of shenanigans.
This points-based series currently stands at 8-6 in England's favour.
It's simple: if England win tonight, they take the series. If India win, it's a draw.
The one-off Test was drawn, the ODI series was won 2-1 by England and the T20 series is currently tied at 1-1.
Here we go, then.
Can England walk away with the trophy? Or will India force them to settle for a draw?
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