Sharma gets underway with a single to mid-wicket.

That's been a vital over from Charlie Dean - a wicket and just two runs from it.

A crucial breakthrough for Charlie Dean?

She strikes Rodrigues on the back leg sweeping - it's given out on the field but India have sent the decision upstairs.

The rest of the over is less eventful, with just a single off the remaining three deliveries.

But India are definitely in the ascendancy now.

Ind 66-1published at 10.3 overs

10.3 overs

Heather Knight brings back Freya Kemp, taker of the only wicket in this innings, for a second over.

The left-armer struggles with her line, sending down three wides, before Mandhana sends her flying over the boundary at long off to bring up the fifty partnership.

After that one over Alice Capsey cameo, Charlie Dean returns to the attack, changing ends in the process.

Three singles from the over and we've reached the halfway stage. India need 71 from 60 deliveries - with this pair at the crease, the hosts remain favourites.

Just two more singles from the over, as Ecclestone tightens her line.

Ind 51-1published at 8.2 overs

8.2 overs

Oh my, that's big!

Mandhana brings up India's fifty, sending Ecclestone flying over the ropes at mid-wicket for six.

A rare off day for England's premier spinner?

Alice Capsey gets her first bowl of the series and sends down a tidy over, just the three runs from it.

This partnership is now worth 33.

Crikey, Sophie Ecclestone enters the attack and Jemimah Rodrigues twice slaps her to the legside ropes with cross bat shots. That doesn't happen to Ecclestone all that often

Rodrigues then walks away from a delivery rather late - Ecclestone's ball goes on to hit the stumps and the India batter gets a mouthful from England's spinner.

Bit tasty out there.

Lovely shot from Rodrigues, using the pace of Gaur and cutting her away to the boundary - the fielder at third runs round but is getting nowhere near that.

A Freya Kemp throw from point strikes Smriti Mandhana on the hip - she seems unharmed and pulls Gaur to the ropes from the following delivery.

A better couple of overs from India to end the powerplay.

Ah, a touch of impetus from Jemimah Rodrigues, crashing Charlie Dean's first ball for four with an expansive sweep.

Three more singles follow from the over.

Gaur continues and the England fielders do some good work in the ring to ensure Indian shots don't reach the boundary.

We've had just five runs from the last 17 deliveries - and two of those were wides in this over.

Not the most dynamic powerplay so far.

Just a single from the over, from the final ball, as Rodrigues takes a run to square leg to get off the mark.

No, not on this occasion.

The left-hand seamer's delivery is pitching outside leg.

Regardless, an excellent start to her over.

Does Kemp have two wickets in two balls? She thinks she might have new batter Jemimah Rodrigues lbw.

The umpire isn't buying it, but England are sending it upstairs.

Seamer Mahika Gaur, back in the side after missing yesterday's fixture, takes the ball at the other end.

Verma gets her first boundary from her first delivery, driving down the ground and beating the diving fielder at mid-off.

On this occasion there's no wicket in the first over for Charlie Dean, with Smriti Mandhana timing a nice shot through a gap near point for the first boundary of the innings.

Dean clutches her face in frustration. Early days...

A quick turnaround in Mumbai - we're set to get back underway.

Spinner Charlie Dean will open the bowling again for England - she dismissed Shafali Verma after two balls yesterday. Can she do similar today?