Summary

  • India complete first ODI series win in England since 1999

  • England show brief glimpses in run-chase but struggle to recover from losing early wickets

  • England slip to 12-2 and 47-3 before Wyatt rallies hosts with 65

  • Kaur hits 143 not out as India pile up 333-5

  • Kaur, who brought up century in 100 balls, accelerates to hit 43 off final 11 balls of her innings

  • England concede their second-highest total in ODIs

  • Kemp, on debut, records England's most expensive 10-over spell in ODI cricket (1-82)

  • Highlights on BBC Two at 23:40 BST

Live Reporting

Joe Rindl, Sam Drury and Um-E-Aymen Babar

  1. 6 runs

    Ind 183-3

    That is huge!

    Harleen Deol skips down the pitch and launches spinner Sophie Ecclestone over the top for six.

    Deol moves on to 47 from 58 and looks set to accelerate.

  2. Thanks Aymen.

    England are in a spot of bother. Wickets please!

  3. Ind 172-3

    A lovely boundary over extra for Deol to get things started.

    But that it's followed by three dot balls. Will India hit some boundaries or will England get some wickets?

    Over to Joe Rindl for the next few overs.

  4. Ind 170-3

    Kaur 44, Deol 36

    It's only two more for the total for India this time.

    The partnership is looking strong. This is exactly what India needed after Mandhana was dismissed.

  5. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport chief cricket writer

    This pitch is gripping. It's not coming on to the bat well. Anything north of 270 will take some chasing.

  6. Deep Dasgupta
    Former India wicketkeeper on Test Match Special

    This will be a difficult total to chase but you have to consider India fielding later on. It will get cooler, it might get damper as well.

    I think there will be plenty of dew tonight.

  7. Ind 168-3

    Kaur 43, Deol 35

    Dean is back in the attack and so far she has prevented India from scoring too many runs.

    Kaur hits a strong blow but it falls short of the boundary and they only manage to get two runs in this over.

    Ecclestone is also back with the ball. Can she work her magic?

  8. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport chief cricket writer

    Charlie Dean has bowled so well today. She has figures of 1-22 and took a very smart caught and bowled earlier.

    Charlie Dean's bowling: 27% full, 73% good length and 0% short. 7 overs, 0 maidens, went for 22 runs, took 1 wickets with an economy of 3.14.

  9. Ind 165-3

    Kaur 40, Deol 35

    There's been 13 wides so far from England.

    The slow balls from Kemp are getting hit for singles. But for India it's runs on the board and that's all they need to keep this partnership going.

    England are behind in this series as India won the last match at Hove.

  10. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport chief cricket writer

    I'm not certain we're getting through this without a drop of rain. It just looks a lot darker.

  11. Ind 159-3

    Kaur 38, Deol 32

    It's not looking good for England.

    Bell bowls slow and short but Kaur manages to hit it along the ground through the square to get a boundary. Dunkley's diving attempt to stop the ball isn't enough.

  12. Deep Dasgupta
    Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Radio

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    It's a very decent platform. India will be looking at 270 minimum from here.

  13. Deep Dasgupta
    Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Radio

    That was a good over from Freya Kemp.

  14. Ind 151-3

    Kaur 32, Deol 31

    Kemp has looked at home on her debut.

    India have only managed to get three singles. Kaur and Deol have a good partnership and it looks like England need another breakthrough.

  15. Deep Dasgupta
    Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Radio

    I thought after that drinks break we'd see more intent from Haleen Deol. One of these two needs to up the ante now.

  16. Henry Moeran
    BBC Test Match Special commentator

    That was a really good shot by Harleen Deol - it was almost a six.

  17. Ind 149-3

    Kaur 31, Deol 29

    Well, that was a eventful over.

    Capsey has been replaced by Wong.

    Deol is back with a bang - hitting a leg-side delivery to the square-leg boundary to conclude the over.

  18. Capsey has walked off the field and Bell will continue the over.

  19. England are already missing Nat Sciver and Heather Knight so this could be worrying for Alice Capsey.

  20. Deep Dasgupta
    Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Radio

    I think she's jammed her finger diving for the ball.