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Opening day was washed out
India lead by 35 runs
Shikha Pandey, on a pair, is the new batter in.
She digs out a full ball for a single. The 200 up for India.
I have just watched another replay of Kaur's dismissal. It really was a terrible way to get out. India have gifted several of their wickets to England.
Alex Hartley
England World Cup-winning spinner on Test Match Special
I can't fathom why she hit across the line. India needed Harmanpreet to stay there if they were going to draw the game.
Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Bristol
That is an interesting shot to play when you're the last recognised batter...
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Kaur c Jones b Ecclestone 8 (IndW 199-7)
Another poor dismissal for India. Harmanpreet Kaur goes for a hoick into the leg side, a top edge sends the ball ballooning above her head and Amy Jones takes the simplest of catches.
The superb Ecclestone has her fourth of the innings.
Henry Moeran
Test Match Special
The problem for England is that they don't have somebody who is as threatening at the other end as Sophie Ecclestone is, so India know half of the deliveries they face will be easier.
Lead by 34 runs
Sneh Rana is off the mark with a cracking cut through point for four, Kaur sweeps Knight for another boundary.
But you feel England will continue to chip away with wickets in this session.
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Rahane 8, Kohli 27
The 100 is up for India. They are being watchful and batting with patience. This pitch still looks quite threatening, with New Zealand finding movement.
India will be pleased Kohli is still there, though...
Alex Hartley
England World Cup-winning spinner on Test Match Special
Another lapse in concentration and strange shot. She hoicked across the line, her head has gone and it's hit the top of off stump.
Vastrakar b Knight 12 (IndW 189-6)
An ugly, awful way to get out! Vastrakar take an almighty swing, completely misses the ball which clatters into the top of off stump.
It's one she will want to completely erase from her memory.
Heather Knight strikes for England, with India's lead just 24.
It takes a certain type of person to pull of a cravat. I am not that person.
Henry Moeran
Test Match Special
There's a gentleman with a spectacular mustache and hat combination in the stands. And a cravat!
Vastrakar may have hit Ecclestone for three boundaries in the previous over, but the India batter still looks pretty vulnerable when going forward.
Will we see more of Katherine Brunt soon? England will be hoping for a repeat of this...
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
We're on tenterhooks again in Bristol. This match has ebbed and flowed. It's very much flowing now.
Lead by 23 runs
Chris, make that 10 overs, one wicket and one run. India just can't get Sciver away.
The new ball will be available in about 10 overs.
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Image source, Getty ImagesPerhaps the understatement of the day, but Kyle Jamieson really is a big bloke, isn't he? Broad shoulders, too.
The six foot eight seamer sends through another maiden. He's really taken to international cricket.
Alex Hartley
England World Cup-winning spinner on Test Match Special
Sophie Ecclestone has a fast bowler's temperament - you don't want to misfield off her.
She has bowled brilliantly but Vastrakar punishes three short deliveries from Ecclestone, all of which are swatted through the leg side for four. England a bit sloppy in the field.
It's a case of surviving but also building the lead for India here. They can't afford another collapse like the first innings.
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Erling L: I could watch Sophie Ecclestone bowl all day long. What a brilliant bowler she is