England lose wickets chasing quick victory to boost net run-rate
Knight & Sciver rescue England from 4-2
England skittle India for 134
Shrubsole starts India collapse with two wickets
Off-spinner Dean takes 4-23
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Chris Painter: It's as if England have just come out and looked to tick off all the failings from the previous three fielding displays: Pitch it up: Check. Field cleanly: Check. Catch well: Check. Throw down the stumps: Check. Here's to more of the same!
Tidy over from Sciver. Still plenty of energy from England out in the field while the India batters have to show a bit of patience. They can't afford to take too many risks at this stage having lost three early wickets.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
It hasn't got the illuminations though.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
This is possibly my favourite cricket ground in the world that I have been to.
Walking on the beach, the sea is bright blue. It is the bluest sea I have ever seen. It's much better than Blackpool.
Top shot from Mandhana, yet another good-looking drive and this time she finds the gap. Four runs.
A wide and a clip legside for two make it seven from the Shrubsole over. Powerplay over and England can be pleased with their work so far.
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Image source, Getty ImagesJack Rule: I said I had a feeling something special would happen tonight. It is happening people.
Mandhana 16, Kaur 1
Nat Sciver into the attack and starts well, her first over costing only the two singles.
That is, in part, thanks to some more good fielding. This time on the rope as Mandhana pulls a short delivery down to long leg.
England will know that if they can break this partnership between two of India's real standout batters then they really will have cause to celebrate.
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Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
What did I just see? That was awful from Deepti Sharma.
That was scoreboard pressure from Anya Shrubsole and Katherine Brunt that created it.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
That is the most appalling piece of running I have seen in this tournament.
Deepti run out (Cross) 0 - Ind 28-3
Excellent from Kate Cross, swooping from mid-off and throwing down the stumps but what was Deepti Sharma thinking?
Perhaps the pressure of failing to get off the mark for nine balls got to her because she hit it straight to Cross and just set off. She wasn't even in the picture when the throw found its target.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
Every ball is followed by a chorus of enthusiasm from the England fielders.
Just look at the difference in Anya Shrubsole's lengths today. The top graphic is her pitch map against South Africa last time out; the bottom one is today. Nothing short so far today!
Brunt is able to back it up, just two from her latest as Mandhana produces another elegant drive. Good early pressure from England.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport's chief cricket writer in Tauranga
This is where England need Katherine Brunt to back it up.
Don't go searching. Don't get greedy. Just stick to the plan.
Wicket maiden for Anya Shrubsole, she has been brilliant so far. Deepti Sharma is the new batter, another left-hander, and arrives with India under a bit of pressure.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesThat was brilliant from Sophia Dunkley. She had to dive forward to take that catch.
Mithali c Dunkley b Shrubsole 1 (Ind 25-2)
Two for England and two for Shrubsole! The India skipper is gone and England have held onto a catch!
Full again from Shrubsole, Mithali drove at it and the ball just carried to Sophia Dunkley in the covers. The umpires send it upstairs to check it carried but it doesn't take long to confirm.
A very good catch from Dunkley. England are up and about now.
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Georgie Heath: If there's two things that go well together it's Anya Shrubsole and playing India in a World Cup blockbuster.