Summary

  • Use the audio icon above to listen to BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra commentary

  • Renuka Singh Thakur finishes with 5-15

  • Seamer removes Danni Wyatt, Alice Capsey and Sophia Dunkley in powerplay, before removing Amy Jones and Katherine Sciver-Brunt in final over

  • Nat Sciver-Brunt makes 50 off 41 balls, with Amy Jones adding 40 off 27

  • India win toss and bowl first

  • Both sides have won opening two games

  • Winner will likely top Group 2 and avoid defending champions Australia in semi-finals

Live Reporting

Timothy Abraham and Mike Peter

  1. 'It's an important game'

    India's captain Harmanpreet Kaur: "We are going to bowl because of the weather and the conditions. I think chasing will be the better option today.

    "I think we have done really well, bowling has been a concern and we are looking to do better. We have one change. Shikha Pandey comes in for Devika Vaidya.

    "It's an important game and we want to do our best."

  2. India win the toss and chose to bowl

    Heather Knight and Harmanpreet Kaur at the tossGetty Images

    India captain Harmanpreet Kaur wins the toss and puts England in.

  3. And if that wasn't enough for you, we've got South Africa and five-times winners Australia coming up against each other at 17:00 GMT.

    Meg Lanning's team lead Group A, and only a defeat to South Africa will halt their progress to their semis. Their opposition have one win and one loss on their record so far, with Sri Lanka and New Zealand both looking to pip them to a place in the knock-outs.

    You can read full permutations for both groups here or check out the tables on this page.

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  5. Good afternoon

    Two unbeaten teams face off at the top of Group B - is there a better way to spend your Saturday afternoon?

    It's two wins out of two for England and India so far in this tournament. One team will leave Gqeberha with a place in the semi-finals, while the other will have more work to do in the final pool match. We've got an enticing match in prospect.

    Alice Capsey batting for England against the West IndiesGetty Images