As Alex says it's seamer Renuka Singh Thakur with the new ball for India. The ball is nibbling around with Dunkley pursing her lips at one which beats the outside edge.

England tick over though. That is all they need.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Thakur has done well for India since breaking into the team. She does get movement with the new ball.

Sophia Dunkley gets England under way by slapping the first ball for a single.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

England will have spoken about the fact it's been easier to chase in this series, especially because the ball skids on under lights with the dew.

Thanks Ffion.

As you say, England will be chasing 123. They are big favourites in this decider but Richa Ghosh's 33 and 19 not out from Pooja Vastrakar down the order has just given India a slight sniff.

We're ready to go.

As England prepare for their chase of just 123, it's time for me to hand over to Matthew Henry to take you through it.

Overall that was a very professional performance in the field from England. Harmanpreet Kaur admitted she would have much preferred to bowl first but India never really looked like putting England's bowlers under any pressure.

Their over-reliance on openers Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma was evident once again.

England bowler Issy Wong on Sky Sports: "I gave myself a couple of balls to see what the pitch was doing and work out how short I needed to dig it in. I took a bit of inspiration from Katherine Brunt's battle with Shafali last summer and it was the first time I'd bowled that slower ball in a game so I'm pleased!

"It wasn't the best I've executed it but it did the job.

"It's a really good wicket, there's a bit in it for the bowlers but fingers crossed we will chase those runs."

Melissa Story
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Watching Alice Capsey try and avoid the boundary sponge then was like she was playing a game of Twister.

There's a bit of a delay from the final ball to check whether Alice Capsey is in contact with the boundary rope when she completes a dive, but she does well and India are restricted to three runs from the final ball.

Cameos from Richa Ghosh and Pooja Vastrakar just about give India something to bowl at.

England need 123 runs to win.

Anya Shrubsole
Former England bowler on Test Match Special

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Vastrakar is a really dangerous cricketer. For somebody so short in stature, she hits a long ball.

And again! It's unlucky for Freya Davies as she bowls a good slower ball but Vastrakar hits it through the covers again!

An inventive shot from Pooja Vastrakar as she gives herself some room and carves a yorker from Davies through the covers for four. She puts so much into the shot that she almost falls over after playing it.

A tidy start from Freya Davies, just two coming from her first two balls.

Four precious runs to conclude Sophie Ecclestone's over, as Radha Yadav swings and gets a thick edge down to the third boundary.

Ecclestone finishes with 3-25 from her four overs.

Anya Shrubsole
Former England bowler on Test Match Special

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Richa Ghosh didn't need to play that shot. She's such a good striker of the ball, there's plenty of options out there for a boundary.

Melissa Story
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Ecclestone didn't even turn her back - she knew the umpire's finger was going up.

Oh, this looks absolutely out.

Richa Ghosh attempts another audacious reverse sweep but completely misses and it trapped in front. She reviews, but probably only because she knows that she is India's last chance here.

Harmanpreet Kaur's face says it all.

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