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
Jemimah Rodrigues with a hint of aggression to chip Sophie Ecclestone over the top for two, before slicing one through the covers for a couple more.
Can hardly blame her for trying to whack a few here. It's not as if prodding and poking around for singles has worked.
Bit of a tough introduction to international cricket for young Shreyanka Patil.
In just her second game for India, she's in the middle after 10 overs with the score 47-6.
She drives her second ball sweetly through the covers for two, just denied a boundary by a sprawling Sophia Dunkley.
Melissa Story
BBC Test Match Special commentator
The decision for England to play three spinners today has worked. Dean applied pressure by keeping the stumps in play during the powerplay and now it’s time for Ecclestone and Glenn to squeeze India’s batters. You have to feel for Jemimah Rodrigues - her team-mates are dropping like flies!
Vastrakar b Glenn 6 (Ind 45-6)
The collapse continues.
Pooja Vastrakar skips down the pitch to Sarah Glenn but is deceived by the flight and bowled through the gate.
To be honest, it has been woeful from India. They have barely put up a fight.
Charlie Dean, two wickets to her name already, returns for a third over.
Some good running sees India take seven from it.
Jemimah Rodrigues is an immensely talented cricketer but what a horrendous situation she's found herself in here.
Melissa Story
BBC Test Match Special commentator
This has been absolutely clinical from England. That maiden from Sarah Glenn says it all. Harmanpreet Kaur said at the toss that India didn’t mind batting first, I wonder if she’s reconsidering that now…
My word, it's chaos out there.
Total confusion between Jemimah Rodrigues and Pooja Vastrakar. The latter hits straight to mid-off and scampers for a single, but is sent back by Rodrigues.
Amy Jones' throw misses, and India just avoid losing their sixth.
A maiden for Sarah Glenn.
A surprise to absolutely no one that Sophie Ecclestone makes an impact straight away.
England have been exceptional.
Ghosh c & b Ecclestone 10 (Ind 34-5)
Image source, Getty ImagesIncredible!
Richa Ghosh dabs the ball back nonchalantly towards Ecclestone, who leaps to her left and plucks the ball one-handed just a couple of inches off the ground.
India's misery continues.
If Sophie Ecclestone has taken this cleanly, it is spectacular.
Thanks, Mike.
Well, it's been quite the start.
And here's just what India would want at 33-4. Sophie Ecclestone is into the attack.
Richa Ghosh isn't hanging about, she pulls Bell for four.
Phew, it's only been six overs but I need a breather. Here's Ffion Wynne to take you through the next part of the India innings.
Deepti c Jones b Bell 0 (Ind 29-4)
Image source, Getty ImagesIndia lose another!
Just a cameo at the crease from Deepti Sharma, she's out second ball taking a big ole waft at a wide delivery from Lauren Bell, snicking behind for an easy take for wicketkeeper Amy Jones.
We haven't even finished the powerplay yet.
Harmanpreet lbw b Sciver-Brunt 9 (Ind 28-3)
Image source, Getty ImagesThe India captain departs!
She planted her foot so early that she might have done it in 2015, and is struck on the pad. There's a check for bat again, but Snicko has nothing once again.
Both reviews gone and India are in trouble.
But has Sciver-Brunt got her revenge on the India captain?
It's another lbw and the umpire's finger is raised. Once again we go upstairs...
Identical fours for the India captain, off consecutive balls from Nat Sciver-Brunt.
The England bowler twice tries a full straight delivery and Harmanpreet drops to her knee and scoops her to the empty fine leg boundary.
Harmanpreet Kaur comes to the crease with her side already in a bit of trouble.
She pushes the ball down to long-on to get off the mark.
Mandhana lbw b Dean 10 (Ind 17-2)
Image source, Getty ImagesThat's gone!
A change of ends for Charlie Dean and once again it takes her just two balls to trap her opponent.
Mandhana plays back and only a bit of bat would have saved her. None of that, so the opener departs and India lose a review.
Does Charlie Dean have a second wicket?
She's struck Mandhana right in front of her stumps. It's given but the India opener is sending it upstairs...
Sciver-Brunt finishes her over with consecutive dot balls to Rodrigues.