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. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport chief cricket writer

    Massive chase required but England are keeping themselves in touching distance.

    You can't do it in bits and bobs, you need brilliance.

  2. 100 runs

    Eng 100-3

    Capsey 38, Wyatt 39

    Alice CapseyGetty Images

    England are into three figures as five runs come from Gayakwad's over.

    The fifty partnership is also up. After that lightning fast start from Capsey, Wyatt has taken on the role of chief aggressor in this stand.

  3. Eng 95-3

    There's an appeal from India as Capsey comes charging back for the second after Wyatt had thumped Gayakwad through the covers. It dies down pretty quickly but it gets sent upstairs to check.

    Not out, Capsey was comfortably home in the end.

    It is also worth noting that England are ahead of where India were at the same stage of their innings, albeit having lost a couple more wickets.

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  4. Eng 91-3

    Target 334

    Over the top from Danni Wyatt. She gave herself one ball against the off-spin to have a look and the second one is hit up and over mid-off. One bounce for four.

  5. Eng 87-3

    Target 334

    Steady start from Gayakwad with five coming from her first over. Neither Wyatt nor Capsey wants to be too aggressive just yet and are happy to milk singles - and a two - from the left-arm spinner for now.

    It's going to be double spin with Deepti Sharma set to bowl the next.

  6. Drinks break over and we're going to see some spin. Rajeshwari Gayakwad is on to bowl.

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  8. Melissa Story
    BBC Test Match Special commentator

    Capsey has been absolutely sensational today.

  9. Thea Brookes
    Central Sparks all-rounder on BBC Radio

    Costly for India. Goswami is so frustrated with herself.

  10. Eng 82-3

    Target 334

    Goswami looks for the yorker to Wyatt but gets the line all wrong and the England batter is able to tickle it fine. Another boundary.

    The runs are coming quickly enough for England at the moment. Capsey is frustrated not to get a couple more, though, as a well-struck back-foot punch is well stopped in the covers.

    Time for drinks.

  11. Still no ball-tracking on the Lamb dismissal but here it is. Make your own minds up... Was the impact outside the line?

  12. Eng 76-3

    Target 334

    Carved over backward point again by Wyatt, that - as ever - has been a productive region for her in this innings.

    Capsey needs a bit of fortune at the end of the over as the ball slides off the outside half of her bat, in the air but just wide of the fielder and down to deep third for one.

  13. Eng 68-3

    Target 334

    Goswami is back into the attack and after another slight misfield allows Wyatt a single into the covers, the India seamer has now conceded as many runs - 20 - as she did in her entire 10 overs allocation in the first ODI.

    Four dot balls end the over, though.

  14. Deep Dasgupta
    Former India wicketkeeper on Test Match Special

    Today India have been a little sloppy with their fielding.

  15. Eng 66-3

    Capsey 29, Wyatt 14

    England get a bonus run from the last ball of the powerplay after a misfield in the deep. It allows Wyatt to get back for two when it should only have been a single.

    Capsey and Wyatt are both going well, England are scoring at a good rate but those three wickets mean it is India in charge after the powerplay.

  16. Alice Capsey has got off to a brilliant start, hitting six boundaries already...

  17. Deep Dasgupta
    Former India wicketkeeper on Test Match Special

    Really good from Shafali Verma, who looks like she has worked on her fielding a lot.

  18. Eng 61-3

    Target 334

    Nine runs from the Vastrakar over with Capsey unleashing another fine cover drive. This one is partially stopped in the covers but still nearly reaches the boundary. However, Verma chases and flicks it back just in time.

    Wyatt does add another boundary, though, slashing the ball up and over the gully region.

  19. We've still not seen the ball-tracking on that Lamb dismissal. Earlier on today DRS was down, we've not had word on whether that is still the case but it might explain why the England opener didn't review.

    The replays show Lamb might have been unfortunate.

  20. Deep Dasgupta
    Former India wicketkeeper on Test Match Special

    England need a partnership here.