Melissa Story
BBC Test Match Special commentator

India couldn’t have had a worse start. Six runs conceded without a legal delivery bowled!

Grim start for Indian opening bowler Renuka Singh.

She offers up consecutive legside wides to begin the innings, the second slipping past keeper Richa Ghosh - who's standing up for some reason - and racing away for five runs.

Thanks Ffion.

Sophia Dunkley is at the crease for England. She's licking her lips - are they just dry, out at the prospect of an uncomplicated chase?

With every bowler taking a wicket, it's fair to say it was a solid all-round effort from England's point of view.

Spinners Charlie Dean, Sophie Ecclestone and Sarah Glenn finished with two wickets each, seamer Lauren Bell also took two while all-rounders Nat Sciver-Brunt and Freya Kemp chipped in with one each.

For India, the only resistance came from number three Jemimah Rodrigues, who battled for 30 from 33 balls before becoming the eighth wicket.

England will be hoping to get this chase done in style, and here's Mike Peter to take you through it.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on TNT Sport

It's one of India's poorest performances. They kept playing across the line, there was no thought process.

Dean was brilliant, you want the opening bowlers to set the tone in T20 cricket. To get Mandhana, the key batter - she didn't allow her or Verma any width outside the off stump.

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England's Charlie Dean on TNT Sports: "I was very disappointed to miss the first game. I am thrilled to be back and to be back like that, I am always proud when I put on an England shirt, but that is one to remember for sure.

"There was a bit of turn and pace on offer and I was looking to skid one through on occasion and I think that's what helped me get my wickets.

"It is super important for me to back my best ball and stay a bit boring. Sometimes I get caught in the trap of trying to do too much. It is trusting my stock ball. It is a great privilege to play out here and I'm enjoying every moment of it."

What a bizarre innings.

It doesn't look like a particularly tricky pitch, there is a bit of grip for the spinners but no extravagant turn and very little swing for the seamers either.

But from Charlie Dean removing Shafali Verma second ball after a tentative back-foot prod, it was just carnage.

England bowled very well, make no mistake - but it should never have been 80 all out.

Melissa Story
BBC Test Match Special commentator

There’s some glum faces in the Indian dugout. This has been a pretty miserable performance from India in front of plenty of disappointed fans. They’re a team who’ve come on in leaps and bounds these past few years. But, this performance has been very reminiscent of the India of the past.

Renuka Singh is India's last batter. They've got to aim for 100 here but that seems incredibly unlikely.

Finally something for the India crowd to cheer!

Saika Ishaque thumps Charlie Dean straight back over her head for four.

Ishaque dropped on 2published at 14.1 overs

14.1 overs

Ind 69-8

Having taken a sensational catch off her own bowling earlier, Sophie Ecclestone puts down a much simpler chance at mid-on.

She had to dive forward and the ball bursts through her hands after a slog from Saika Ishaque, but she could've done better to get off the mark quicker and make it a lot easier for herself.

Sophie Ecclestone is hard enough to play at the best of times.

When you're eight wickets down in the fourteenth over, it's pretty much impossible. Just one from the over.

Melissa Story
BBC Test Match Special commentator

All of England’s bowlers have now picked up a wicket. It’s been a superb team display. With a lot of the pre-series chat reflecting on England’s T20 series loss to Sri Lanka in September and speculating how England would fare in Indian conditions - I think this performance has made a statement.

Saika Ishaque gets off the mark first ball and it's a matter of simply trying to bat out the overs from India's point of view now.

Only two batters have made it into double figures so far.

We haven't had a boundary for 40 balls, and here's Jemimah Rodrigues with two in a row! Both sweetly-timed sweeps to put Glenn under a little more pressure.

Rodrigues dropped on 22published at 12.2 overs

12.2 overs

Ind 59-7

A rare mistake from England!

Jemimah Rodrigues whacks one straight back at Sarah Glenn, who fumbles in her follow-through. It was hit firmly, a reaction catch more than anything, but it didn't stick.