England win by four wickets to wrap up T20 series with game to spare
They reach target of 81 in 11.2 overs, despite sliding from 61-2 to 73-6
Capsey top-scores with 25
Woeful India bowled out for 80 in 16.2 overs
Dean, Glenn, Bell & Ecclestone take two wickets each as every England bowler strikes
Final T20 on Sunday, with Test match following from 14-17 December
That's us for today.
Take a read of Ffion Wynne's report and if you're hungry for more cricket you haven't got long to wait - England's men get underway in a hour in their deciding ODI against the West Indies, while we'll be back tomorrow for the final match in this T20 series - that's a 13:30 GMT start.
Have a fantastic Saturday evening, and we'll see you soon.
Lydia Greenway
Former England batter on TNT Sports
India often thrive at home but their top-order just weren't able to establish any sort of partnership or then adapt to the conditions or situation that they were in.
They probably have a brand of cricket they want to paly but they didn't fit with the situation they were in today.
Credit has to go to England for the areas they bowled in today.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on TNT Sports
You need the backing of the selectors and head coach. When Sophia Dunkley is out of touch she looks horrendously out of touch. There's no in-between for her.
When she's out of form it is almost like she's wafting a dish cloth around at the crease.
It wouldn't surprise me if she played a match-winning knock tomorrow in the third and final game.
England don't have much time to review their performance with the third and final match of the series coming tomorrow.
Sophia Dunkley will be hoping for a score after being dismissed for one and nine in the first two games.
With the series decided fringe players in the squad may also be hoping for a taste of action at the Wankhede Stadium.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on TNT Sports
Alice Capsey plays with a smile on her face. She's young, she's confident, she's got all the expansive shots. She carried on being aggressive, she didn't go into her shell and took a big chunk out of that total.
Any positives for India?
Deepti Sharma took two wickets for four runs from her two overs. Renuka Singh also made an early breakthrough with two wickets at the top of the innings.
Not much to be said about the batting, to be honest.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on TNT Sports
England in the first game outstanding with the bat, in the second game outstanding with the ball. Hopefully in the final match they put it together and have the perfect match.
Lydia Greenway
Former England batter on TNT Sports
This Indian line-up, when you look at the names on paper you think they could be a really dangerous side but they haven't been at the races.
Well, then.
England made that more difficult than it needed to be, but they lost four wickets towards the close knowing it was incredibly unlikely they'd lose the match. Perhaps a touch of complacency with some average shots leading to wickets, but they'd done the hard work already.
England batter Alice Capsey: "It didn't go to plan at the end but the main thing is we got over the line and secured the series.
"We're delighted. We still haven't played a perfect game of cricket yet, which is really exciting. India are a strong side and we're looking forward to going again tomorrow.
"Charlie Dean was brilliant. To come in and start with a wicket in the first over and to get Mandhana who's a dangerous player. Our three spinners put in the work and the seamers followed up.
"I think half the girls were in Oman and half were at the WBBL, so we're not short of cricket. There was a real buzz with everyone back together."
That's that! Ecclestone advances down the ground and attempts to send the ball down the ground, succeeding instead in sending a ball looping back over slip.
The fielder gives chase but seems to struggle and the ball dribbles away for a winning boundary.
England win by four wickets and take this three-match T20 series with one game to play.
England need three runs to win
Two more runs for Ecclestone, slipping the ball into mid-wicket.
England need five runs to win
Ecclestone takes a single with a heave into the leg side.
Melissa Story
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Well, this is unexpected! Deepti Sharma is working miracles for India.
Two wickets in two balls and she’s targeting the stumps with some venom.
Sharma takes Ecclestone's edge!
...but it's the underside of the bat and it runs away for two.
Kemp lbw b Sharma 0 (Eng 73-6)
Yes, that's gone!
Three reds on DRS, Kemp departs and this is a bit of a frantic end to the chase from England.
Deepti Sharma is on a hat-trick. Here comes Sophie Ecclestone.
Freya Kemp is out first ball! She's trapped lbw by Deepti Sharma.
Or is she?
After a chat with captain Heather Knight she's decided to send it upstairs.
Jones c Vastrakar b Sharma 5 (Eng 73-5)
Well, I said Amy Jones doesn't like to hang about... she's already heading back to the pavilion.
She reverse sweeps straight to the waiting Pooja Vastrakar. A slightly rueful smile crosses her lips before she leaves the crease.
Amy Jones is the new batter and she doesn't like to hang about - she finished England's innings on Wednesday with a smart 23 from nine.
She rattles off consecutive twos from her first two deliveries and England are under ten away.
Capsey c sub b Ishaque 25 (Eng 68-4)
That, I believe, is the dictionary definition of "snaffled".
Capsey goes for the same lofted drive Knight had success with two balls earlier, but is a little too close to the sub fielder Amanjot Kaur and she takes a fantastic one-handed catch at full stretch diving to her left.
She had very little time to react, a superb catch.