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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
England's players just heading on to the field.
They will be keen to make early inroads against India. Openers Shafali Verma and Smriti Mandhana are both top-class batters - ranked third and 10th in the world T20 rankings respectively.
Ffion Wynne
BBC Sport in Gqeberha
This could be a big day for Lauren Bell.
The conditions are in her favour, and she gets a lot of natural in-swing in the same way that Renuka Thakur does.
Bell has struggled with her line in the past but if she can get it under control, she will have a big part to play. Head coach Jon Lewis is having a long chat with her on the outfield as England go through their warm-ups.
Thanks, Mike. England looked in a bit of trouble but showed their batting depth to recover and finish with something to defend.
Some superb bowling from Renuka Singh Thakur at the start of England's innings, and at the death too.
Have England got enough runs on the board, though? About par according to Georgia Elwiss, and hard to disagree. What do you think? Let us know via #bbccricket
We're nicely poised here.
We've got an interesting chase in store for India and I'll leave you in the hands of Timothy Abraham to take you through it...
India's Shikha Pandey: "I was waiting to get my opportunity. I was very happy to contribute. Renuka Singh Thakur had a great spell. I thought the wicket was a fresh one and had good bounce.
"Thakur was brilliant it was a dream to watch her bowl. It's her first five wicket haul. I think we can chase it, we back ourselves and I think it will be a fun match to watch."
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
India will feel they had a par score of the game and let it run away.
Ffion Wynne
BBC Sport in Gqeberha
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland will be absolutely delighted with that recovery, given that they were 29-3 and 80-4.
It will have to be a very good chase for India but the pitch is playing well.
They look very confident and full of smiles as they walk off, with everyone taking it in turn to shake Renuka Thakur's hand after a phenomenal spell.
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
That's exactly what England would have wanted from the last ball.
Hat-trick ball for Thakur...
It's full, new batter Sarah Glenn jams her bat down, it's past her... and through everybody! It runs through to the boundary for four byes. Thakur can only laugh, it's been a fantastic innings for her as she finishes with figures of 5-15.
England pass 150 with the final ball of their innings. It's been a solid rebuild from them.
K Sciver-Brunt c Yadav b Thakur 0 (Eng 147-7)
No time for Sciver-Brunt to get her eye in. She tries to club Thakur straight away but simply picks out Yadav at mid-wicket.
A first five-for in T20Is for Thakur!
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesThat's unlucky for Amy Jones! The shot was ambitious at this stage but it has been a fantastic innings for her.
Jones c Ghosh b Thakur 40 (Eng 147-6)
Jones goes - too full to play the scoop and the ball just pops up for a simple catch for Ghosh.
Katherine Sciver-Brunt is next in.
The magnificent Thakur returns for the final over. Just the single for Ecclestone off the first delivery.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
That will bring delight to the England team.
Six more from Jones! Just over mid-wicket!
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Brilliant shot from Sophie Ecclestone! She is such a clean striker of the ball.
Big six from Sophie Ecclestone!
It all looked rather becalmed for the first three deliveries of Deepti's over, as England batters worked the singles, but Ecclestone breaks the calm with a massive heave to mid-wicket.
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
It's noticeable that Radha Yadav has held her pace back.
Bold from Amy Jones!
She has to stretch to Radha Yadav's delivery and she just manages to pop the ball over the inner-ring.
Ffion Wynne
BBC Sport in Gqeberha
It has been pleasing to see that England haven't backed away despite being in several tricky positions, they've stayed true to their attacking approach that we've heard so much about.
But it's got to be said that all the dismissals, perhaps excluding Sophia Dunkley, have been tame and avoidable.