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
Rana b Ecclestone 4 (Ind 116-4)
Sophie Ecclestone strikes!
Ecclestone, who isn't in the best of moods, fires a quicker ball in and watches Sneh Rana get bowled around her legs. Suprisingly grumpy, Ecclestone, for a spinner.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
India have dominated the middle overs - from over seven to 15 - scoring 80 runs for the loss of just one wicket.
It is only the fifth time that England have conceded 80 or more in that block, and the first time in 22 games.
An absolute heave of a slog-sweep from Smriti Mandhana goes flying past Nat Sciver and into the stands for a big 'un.
That is some shot.
Here's how Nat Sciver dismissed the India skipper a little earlier.
It felt like there was a *lot* going on in that over.
Jenny Gunn
Ex-England bowler on BBC Two
That definitely should have been taken, and run out by miles really.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Two
Freya Davies had so much time, but she got herself in a bit of a tizz.
Oh!
Freya Davies has all the time in the world at the non striker's end to grab the ball - an absolute bullet through from Danni Wyatt, by the way - and run Sneh Rana out but she doesn't collect it cleanly, and ends up wafting at the stumps while the ball drops behind her. Ouch.
A full toss from Freya Davies, and it's given the treatment from Smriti Mandhana, who punches it for four.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Two
It has been a fantastic innings. She has looked at home today, after struggling throughout the series.
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Two
Smriti Mandhana is so consistent at the top of the innings. She's been threatening to do that all series.
Ind 101-3
Smriti Mandhana sends a glorious little jab of a shot away to the mid-wicket boundary to pick up the four that takes her to her half-century.
So, so good.
Ind 97-3
Smriti Mandhana drives Freya Davies up into the air - and it drops just short of a diving Mady Villiers!
Villiers comes charging in off the long-on boundary but can't quite get there in time, and ends up kneeing the ball away from her hands. She's saved four.
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Jenny Gunn
Ex-England bowler on BBC Two
Smriti Mandhana will have to bat a few more overs now.
England will try and dot up the other end, and put pressure on the new batter, and then in turn on Mandhana.
Mandhana 46, Rana 3
Sophia Dunkley comes hurtling around the boundary to cut off a sweep from Smriti Mandhana but her back foot touches the rope as she tries to throw the ball back in, and it's promptly called four.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Two
Smriti Mandhana knows she can take on Mady Villiers. Teams will always have someone they know they can target.
Mady Villiers is brought back into the attack, and her second delivery is promptly hoicked over extra cover for four by Smriti Mandhana.
India were going along well before Nat Sciver struck...
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Gwen Arthur: Yet another Nat Sciver appreciation tweet.