England complete 3-0 T20 series win
Wyatt scores 87 off 48 balls; taking advantage of being dropped three times
Hosts fall from 118-2 to 176 all out
Three wickets each for Baig and Dar
Pakistan finish on 142-4 - Riaz top-scores with 35*
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds
That was a nice little slower ball from Diana Baig. Sarah Glenn was so out of time with the shot, I think it might have been the knuckle ball.
Glenn b Baig 1 (Eng 174-9)
Lovely slower ball from Baig.
It's enough to see off Sarah Glenn, striking her leg stump as she tried to make room to drive.
Lauren Filer comes in for one ball.
Woops!
Charlie Dean gets herself in a right muddle trying to playing a scoring shot but she seems to confuse Muneeba Ali too, the ball scoots through the Pakistan keeper's legs for four byes.
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds
Sophie Ecclestone was eyeing up mid-wicket and credit to Diana Baig, she knew that and bowled it short so Ecclestone couldn't hit that area.
Smart cricket from one of Pakistan's most experienced players.
Ecclestone c Riaz b Baig 2 (Eng 168-8)
Snaffled by Aliya Riaz!
Ecclestone goes to clout Diana Baig square, but there's plenty of fielders on the leg-side ropes. It's Riaz who takes a comfortable catch.
In comes Sarah Glenn.
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds
That's a great innings from Amy Jones. She created a bit of carnage at the end, turning 160 into what should be at least 180.
Charlie Dean gets off the mark straight away with a four, lifting the ball fine and to the ropes.
She then takes two in the leg-side outfield - one over to go.
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds
Image source, PA MediaYou will see lot of juggling and misfields from the Pakistan side in the highlights package of this match.
Jones c Akhtar b Sana 26 (Eng 162-7)
One, two... caught one the third attempt!
Jones skews the ball to point - it should be an easy catch for Waheeda Akhtar but she juggles the ball three times in front of her body, finally holding on as she drops to her knees.
Jones goes for 26 off 15.
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds
A sign of a proper batter in proper form is when they can come down, free their hands and hit it over extra cover with ease.
It's pure timing.
Amy Jones sweeps Sadia Iqbal hard and brings up the England 150 with the boundary. Three balls later she advances down the pitch to loft her over the cover boundary.
From Iqbal's final ball a deep fielder cuts off a clubbed shot down the ground, but the single moves Jones to 25 from 13.
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds
Another full toss from Nida Dar, but that's what you need from your fielders. They have got to clear up your mess and vice-versa.
She is getting away with murder a bit but you take it when you can. Sometimes that is all you need to help turn a corner.
Gibson c Iqbal b Dar 13 (Eng 149-6)
Dani Gibson won't be there at the finish for England today.
A leg-side delivery from Dar, Gibson suceeds only in firing the balls into the hands of short fine leg.
Here comes Sophie Ecclestone, who can also clout it around a bit.
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds
Image source, PA MediaIf England keep on going like this they will be on for that 180, or even above it.
Nifty from Amy Jones, greeting a full toss from Nida Dar with a wristy reverse flick, the ball hitting the turf and racing away for four at backward point.
Gibson makes the most of her reprieve!
She moves her feet swiftly to pivot into the position to hammer Akhtar to the square boundary.
She follows up by helping a ball around the corner, lofting a leg-side delivery from Akhtar to the ropes.
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds
You cannot give second chances to players who are in form.
Is new batter Dani Gibson gone here? She's skewed the ball to the catcher at third, but the umpires are taking a look...
Nope, it's an over-step from Waheeda Akhtar and a free hit.
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds
Image source, PA MediaI'd like to see England reach 180 from now. I don't see why the rest of the batting line-up can't go at 10 an over.
It is whether or not those five wickets have stumped them a bit and put them on the back foot.
Amy Jones drops deep in her crease and pulls Nida Dar to the boundary.
She then takes two behind square.