Danni Wyatt is suffering a dry run with the bat - she's failed to score more than 21 in her last 10 international innings, and not scored more than six in her last four.

She'll be desperate to get back on track today.

A huge cheer goes up from the sizeable crowd at Headingley as the players take to the field underneath blue skies and beaming sunshine.

Maia Bouchier and Danni Wyatt will open the batting for England. Diana Baig has the ball in hand for Pakistan.

Here we go...

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England then sealed the series with a crushing 65-run victory in the second T20 in Northampton.

Chasing 145 to keep themselves in the series, the visitors slumped to 79 all out in 15.5 overs.

Spinner Sophie Ecclestone finished with 3-11 in a complete bowling effort that saw England dominate throughout, having earlier posted 144-6.

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England made an awful start in the first T20 before eventually winning by 53 runs.

The hosts slipped to 11-4 inside the first three overs, before Heather Knight and Amy Jones led a fightback to post 163-6.

Knight scored 49 and Jones 37 in a fifth-wicket stand of 67, before Danielle Gibson's entertaining 41 not out from 21 balls provided a late boost.

In reply, Pakistan squandered a positive start with England leg-spinner Sarah Glenn's career-best 4-12 sparking a drastic collapse from 66-2 to 110 all out.

England already have the series in the bag after victories in the first two matches at Edgbaston and Northampton.

Here is how they did it...

It is my esteemed colleague Matthew Henry's birthday today. What better way to spend it than at a gloriously sunny Headingley.

I'm also hearing he has been serenaded to a rendition of 'Happy Birthday' in the media centre.

I will leave it to you to guess how old he is - all I'll say is don't use his (old) profile picture as a guide...

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Headingley

It’s grim up north…

Pakistan have bolstered their batting line-up with Ayesha Zafar coming in for spinner Nashra Sandhu.

England have rested Lauren Bell is resting with Lauren Filer coming in.

England XI: Maia Bouchier, Danielle Wyatt, Alice Capsey, Nat Sciver-Brunt, Heather Knight (c), Amy Jones (wk), Danielle Gibson, Sophie Ecclestone, Charlie Dean, Sarah Glenn, Lauren Filer.

Pakistan XI: Sidra Ameen, Ayesha Zafar, Sadaf Shamas, Muneeba Ali (wk), Gull Feroza, Nida Dar (c), Aliya Riaz, Fatima Sana, Diana Baig, Waheeda Akhtar, Sadia Iqbal.

Pakistan captain Nida Dar speaking to Sky Sports: "We'd have definitely bowled.

"We've done well with bowling and fielding, we need to do better on the batting side so we've added one more batter today.

"It's not about power hitting, it's about making partnerships. They'll be crucial for us. We've been struggling with spinners, but hopefully the one more batter will help."

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England captain Heather Knight talking to Sky Sports: "It looks like a reasonable surface, it might do a bit early but then dry out in the northern sun.

"We were back to our best the other day. It impressed me how the batters went about the powerplay on a slow wicket. The fielding was really pleasing.

"We've made one change, Lauren Bell is resting with Lauren Filer (pictured) coming in. We've got a really strong squad, any player we call upon can do a really good job for England and Lauren has that point of difference with her pace. It's important to have that squad depth, you don't know what's going to happen with injuries.

"2018 was the last international here, it's nice to come up north and hopefully we can put on a show."

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Heather Knight calls correctly and decides to have a bat first.

The captains are out in the middle for the toss...

No need for umbrellas and rain coats at Headingley, it is cracking the flags.

Remember to put some sun cream on, though.

England have made the perfect start to the 2024 summer, with the T20 series against Pakistan secured after two wins from two.

Can they make it a clean sweep?