Right then. That's your lot from the first game as England make it two wins from two games to top Group 2.

If you missed any of the action, you can read all about it in Ffion Wynne's excellent report.

We're going to take a quick break but we'll be back for the second game of the day - South Africa v New Zealand - from 16:45 GMT. Join us again then!

Ireland kept fighting as England lost a cluster of wickets with their target within touching distance but Katherine Sciver-Brunt eventually got them over the line in the 15th over.

The undoubted star of the show was Alice Capsey. She blitzed England's fastest half-century at a T20 World Cup - matching the overall record - to take her side to the brink of victory.

Sophia Dunkley was dismissed in the first over of England's chase but Heather Knight's side were soon back on track.

England's spinners hit back though and Ireland collapsed from 80-2 to 105 all out.

It all started so well for Ireland with Gaby Lewis getting them off to a strong start.

England captain Heather Knight: "I think Ireland came at us quite hard, it was good actually with the way the spinners brought it back again.

"It was a pitch that was really conducive to spin and we've got three world-class spinners in our line-up, it's really nice to be able to have the different options. Those three are doing a great job for us.

"Then Alice [Capsey] broke the back of the chase and made it easier. We made hard work of it at the end but it's still two points and we're looking forward to India in the next game.

"In T20 cricket you've got no room for doubt, you need to take the aggressive option and be really free. That's a bit of a mantra for us, we want to take the game on and be free, especially at the top of the order.

"We've got the depth in our side to really go hard at the top and attack the powerplay to get ahead of the game and put the opposition under pressure."

Ireland captain Laura Delany: "Obviously disappointed to come off with a loss but fair play to England, they outplayed us in both innings.

"I think there are definitely some positives to take in the first innings and likewise with the ball. But we want to make sure we want to put in big partnerships in our next game, that's something we're going to target.

"Our top three have batted with great intent, particularly over the last three or four games. The next step is making sure we can keep that momentum going and give the middle order a platform to kick on at the end.

"We're looking forward to playing Pakistan in the next game, we've set targets and we've taken confidence from the games we've played. We just want to keep building."

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

England did limp over the line but they still had more than five overs to spare.

It was one of the stranger games I've seen. You can't say England were ruthless, but they were in certain aspects of the game.

Player of the match, England's Alice Capsey: "I'm loving it, playing for England in a World Cup is pretty much the dream, isn't it?

"The plan is really clear, it's to put pressure on bowlers at every opportunity.

"The message we've had from Jon Lewis as a group really suits that and it's been brilliant. There have been no complaints and I'm loving playing under him.

"We're high on confidence, we're all really enjoying it and I think that's showing. We're playing India next, we're looking forward to it and just want to keep doing what we're doing for the next couple of games.

On the South African pitches: "They're a little bit different. Out there it was staying a bit low and holding a little bit so slower balls were very effective so I had to change my game a little bit but stick with my main mentality."

Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

It wasn't the start England wanted with the ball, they were expensive in the powerplay. Though they tidied up the extras compared to the West Indies game.

They continued to bat in this expansive, aggressive way with Alice Capsey the standout. She is an absolute superstar and looked like she was batting on a different pitch.

A real good team performance. There are areas they will want to improve and sharpen up, but all in all, job done.

To be fair, Matt, I think they had net run-rate on their minds. They likely would've taken a different approach in a knockout game...

Matt Carver: England will come unstuck against the better nations this World Cup again losing more than 5 wickets chasing 106 should never happen. Nat and Heather should have knocked it off after the top 3 gave them such a strong start.

ENGLAND WIN BY FOUR WICKETSpublished at 14.2 overs

14.2 oversBreaking

Katherine Sciver-Brunt gets the ball past mid-off for four and, after a bit of a stumble, England complete a convincing four-wicket win.

Alice Capsey was the star with the bat, scoring the joint-fastest half-century in Women's T20 World Cup history (21 balls), after the England spinners did the damage with the ball.

Ireland fought back well and might be wondering what might have been had they not collapsed so badly with the bat.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

I don't think it is going to change the result but this is still a messy way for England to finish.

Amy Jones did make her ground to avoid the run out but that still feels like an unnecessary risk at this stage.

Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

Amy Jones usually dives when she thinks it is close but I'm not sure she realises the ball is coming to her end.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

I think this is out you know.

What is going on!? England could just have lost a sixth wicket after Katherine Sciver-Brunt calls Amy Jones through for a quick single.

This is tight.