Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

Danni Wyatt is one of the fastest scorers in world cricket in recent years. Over last five years, in matches between the top eight, She is the fourth fastest scorer. She scores at 133 runs per 100 balls.

Anya Shrubsole
Former England bowler on BBC Two

Mlaba has been exceptional today. Holding her line and length. Giving England nothing to hit. A crucial wicket at a crucial time.

Danni Wyatt plays against the spin of left-arm tweaker Nonkululeko Mlaba and whips the ball aerieally into the leg side. It's a tactic fraught with risk and the ball just flashes past the fielder at wide mid-on.

Wyatt plays reverse and orthodox sweeps to the next few balls of the over but finds the fielder. Nat Sciver's shaping up for the big shot.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Two

I remember seeing Nat Sciver when she was about 16. She walked in, whacked one ball in the nets and I thought she would play for England.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Two

With the field she has set, Tryon wants Nat Sciver to play that shot into the leg side. But she hits the ball so hard that it's gone for four.

Chloe Tryon's fourth delivery is punished by Nat Sciver who biffs it down the ground. England look in a good position to kick on to a good total as we have a quick drinks break.

In case you missed it... Here's four brilliant shots from 17-year-old Alice Capsey's exciting cameo from a little earlier.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Two

You can tell by her reaction that she wasn't happy. She just laid there.

Wyatt dropped on 28published at 9.0 overs

9.0 overs

Final ball of the over and Danni Wyatt pings one straight at Masabata Klaas but the South African gets herself in a tangle and ends up spilling the ball diving forward.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Two

The fans loved that one. A wonderful shot. She just gave herself some room and hit up and over cover.

Nat Sciver uses her feet to spinner Delmi Tucker and plays an audacious aerial drive over extra cover for four.

Cracking shot.

Masabata Klaas drops her penultimate delivery short and wide outside stump and Danni Wyatt gets deep in her crease to gloriously cut the South Africa seamer to the boundary through gully.

A couple of singles off the remainder of Delmi Tucker's over.

Here's Nonkululeko Mlaba dismissal of Sophia Dunkley from the very first ball of the innings. Quite the celebration.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Two

It didn't look overly far away from the fielder. Once you hit an early boundary against a spinner, it puts them under pressure for the rest of the over.

Eng 61-2published at 6.2 overs

6.2 overs

Danni Wyatt skips down the pitch and whacks spinner Delmi Tucker's second ball back over her for six.

There's a one-handed diving effort from Anneke Bosch down at deep long-on but she cannot quite get there in time.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Two

I think Khaka is the most underrated bowler in international cricket. She's relentless with line and length and gets a bit of shape through the air.

England's innings settling down a little after Alice Capsey brilliant cameo. Ayabonga Khaka with a tighter over, keeping Nat Sciver back in her crease.

England happy to nudge the singles around in the final over of the powerplay, as they pinch an extra run off the final ball following some overthrows.

A good over from Nonkululeko Mlaba, who has 2-10 from her first 12 balls.