Pakistan crumble to 79 all out as England complete series win
Ecclestone takes 3-11 with Bell, Glenn & Capsey taking two wickets apiece
Gibson hits 18 off nine to drag England to 144-6
Sciver-Brunt scores breezy 31 on return to side
Dar takes 2-33 as disciplined Pakistan impress in field
Final T20 of series at Headingley on Sunday (13:00 BST)
Riaz c Glenn b Capsey 19 (Pak 71-7)
Diana Baig is the new batter and she's got a great view of Aliyah Riaz skewing the ball into the air off Alice Capsey.
A leading edge and it's taken by Sarah Glenn at backward point. Riaz's played some big shots but that one didn't come off, and Capsey has a wicket from her first ball.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Sounds
Sana just looks like she was shuffling around the crease, a little bit all over the place, she wasn't stable when hitting the ball, not happy with herself but wasn't in the right position at all.
Sana b Glenn 8 (Pak 71-6)
Chopped on!
Fatima Sana advances down the pitch to Sarah Glenn, drops back, then finally edges the ball off the bottom of her bat onto her stumps.
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds
Image source, Getty ImagesDar was happy with their powerplays last game but its continuing with that momentum which they haven't been able to do this game.
76 runs needed from 54 balls
England bring back Charlie Dean for a third over and Aliya Riaz lifts her for two over the cover ring.
Just three from the over - Pakistan need to accelerate if they're going to make this a contest.
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds
When you've been told by your captain to play aggressively, you almost go after too many balls and play shots that you wouldn't normally, this is what's happened to Pakistan.
Hey! Fatima Sana slaps Ecclestone to the boundary, a cross-batted swing, lots of bottom hand and the ball flies through the mid-wicket outfield for four.
We reach the half-way mark and Pakistan have matched England's score of 66 at this stage, they've just lost four more wickets. And that, you suspect, will be crucial.
And she was right to, ball tracking has it sliding down leg.
That would have basically been game over for Pakistan.
And now Fatima Sana is gone, lbw to Sophie Ecclestone!
Or is she... she's reviewing - she had to really...
Ameen run out 11 (Pak 60-5)
Oh dear.
Sidra Ameen drives down the ground, the ball is deflected into the hands of Sophie Ecclestone at mid-off. Riaz sends her back from the non-strikers, Ameen stumbles as she turns and the race is run, Amy Jones has all the time in the world to take the bails off.
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds
It's the Riaz show, I was so happy for them because this is exactly what they were missing, a long hitter that can take the pressure off a bit.
Image source, Getty ImagesWallop! Right in the groove for Aliya Riaz wide of the empty long-off.
And the fielder does go back now...
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds
I really love Riaz, she can really thump the ball, I would love to see her come into a game where the foundation has been set but she's not had the chance to do that before. I'm so happy that she's in the space where the scoreboard isn't bogging her down.
Cracking shot from Aliya Riaz, her bat greets Dani Gibson's delivery mid-way through a sweeping arc, crashing the ball through long-on for a one-bounce four.
She doesn't quite time her shot off Gibson's final delivery, but has enough power behind it to land another four over long-off. I might drop a fielder down there...
Aliya Riaz is next up for Pakistan and gets off the mark with a single in the point region.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Sounds
I've been really disappointed in the shot selection that I've seen from Pakistan, they were dominating Lauren Bell, there was no need to do what they've done.
Dar lbw b Glenn 1 (Pkn 41-4)
And now Dar's gone!
A wicket for Sarah Glenn from her third delivery - Dar goes for the sweep and is struck on the hip on her back leg, bang in front of the stumps. No point in checking that decision, Sidra Ameen tells her captain to go.
Captain Nida Dar comes to the middle and she's almost run out from Ecclestone's final ball.
Sidra Ameen pauses after setting off from the non-striker's end, sends her partner back and the fielder's throw misses the stumps.
Ali c & b Ecclestone 18 (Pkn 39-3)
Another four for Muneeba Ali - but she's gone next ball!
She sweeps Sophie Ecclestone's first delivery to the ropes but the England bowler sends down a slower ball to follow and the bespectacled keeper-batter is through her shot too early.
The ball loops up in the air and there's plenty of time for Ecclestone to take the catch.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Sounds
Good over for Pakistan, they needed a couple of boundaries.