EN-W vs IN-W Live Cricket Score

21.4 OUT! LBW! Now, Sophie Ecclestone strikes and this is a big blow to India. The set Smriti Mandhana departs now and India are in big trouble. This one lands on a fuller length around off and turns into Smriti Mandhana. She looks to sweep it but misses. The ball hits her pads and there is an appeal. The umpire raises his finger but Smriti Mandhana reviews. The replays roll in and the UltraEdge shows no bat involved. The Ball Tracking rolls and it shows that the impact is with the umpire's call and the ball is hitting the stumps. So the original decision stays and Smriti Mandhana walks back disappointed. 71/6

3.4 OUT! Drags it on! Anya Shrubsole continues to dominate against the left-handers and provides the first breakthrough - her 100th wicket in ODIs! She lands it on a good length, around off at 106 kph and it has a hint of inswing there. Bhatia leans forward to drive but gets a thin inside edge as the ball goes behind to disturb the stumps. So India Women lose an early wicket and England Women would look to capitalise on this start. 18/1

5.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Excellently done by Sophia Dunkley. England Women have been blamed for their catching and ground fielding and this catch would do a world of good to their confidence.​ Anya Shrubsole puts it on a fuller length outside off, Mithali Raj leans forward to drive but only manages to slice it in the air at cover-point. Sophia Dunkley is manning that region, she goes down quickly and snaps it inches above the surface. They are claiming the catch, Smriti Mandhana asks her skipper to wait and the umpires take it upstairs. The soft signal is out and it will stay out after watching the replay. Sophia Dunkley has her hands wrapped under the ball. Big blow to India Women! 25/2

8 OUT! Sharma is run out! This England team is pumped up! After a few days of soul-searching, the reigning champions are all charged up in the field. They have started like a house on fire. Fuller delivery, around off, Deepti Sharma drives it straight to mid off and attempts for a risky single. Kate Cross attacks the ball, picks it up and knocks the stumps down at the bowler's end. Deepti Sharma has given up already and the onfield umpire raises the finger. Those dot balls really played a part in this wicket. The third wicket goes down for India Women and they are under some early pressure. 28/3

16.2 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! This is a massive breakthrough for England Women as the dangerous Harmanpreet Kaur is on her way back to the pavilion. Charlotte Dean has done the magic in her first over itself. Serves it full and around off, this one lands and goes straight on, Harmanpreet Kaur leans forward, looking to defend with the spin. But it skids off the surface, collects a thin outside edge and Amy Jones grabs an excellent reflex catch. They appeal and Harmanpreet Kaur starts to walk. The finger is up as well. England Women back on top! 61/4

16.4 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Charlotte Dean is on a roll. The Indian batsmen love their cover drives and falling in an attempt to do that. This is the carbon copy of the last dismissal. Charlotte Dean cleverly tosses it up and lands it full outside off, enticing the drive. This lands and straightens, Sneh Rana tries to play an expansive drive through the line but all she manages is an outside edge. Amy Jones catches, appeals and the finger is up. India Women staring down the barrel after losing half their side. 61/5

33.1 OUT! RUN OUT! This is the last thing India needed, Ghosh was playing well but has thrown it away in a bid to steal a needless run. Fuller delivery on middle. Jhulan Goswami works it towards mid-wicket. There is no single available but Ghosh searches for it and comes running down the track, Jhulan Goswami sends her back and rightly so. Natalie Sciver there is quick to collect the ball and fires a direct hit at the bowler's end as Ghosh puts in a dive. The appeal is made and the decision is taken upstairs. The replays show that Richa's bat is not grounded and we can see the shadow. One of the bails is off at that time. There goes India's final hope of getting to a challenging total. 123/8

24.3 OUT! LBW! Charlotte Dean eventually has her third wicket of the match. She was denied last time but not this time. This is fuller but on middle on this occasion. Pooja Vastrakar looks to work it towards the leg side in her unusual way. She is half down to sweep but misses it again. The ball hits her pads and again the finger goes up from the umpire. Pooja Vastrakar take the review. The replays roll in and the UltraEdge shows no bat involved. The Ball Tracking shows three reds so Pooja Vastrakar has to walk back this time. India Women continue with their downward slide. 86/7

33.5 OUT! TAKEN! Jhulan Goswami departs now and India on the brink of getting bowled out here! A length delivery, outside off. Jhulan Goswami drives it on up and away from her body. The ball catches the thick outside edge of her blade and goes towards point. Danni Wyatt there takes a simple catch. 129/9

36.2 OUT! BOWLED! Dean finished with four wickets in the match. Loopy and full, around off and drifting in, Meghna Singh goes down to sweep but is early into the shot. It goes through to shatter the stumps and India Women are bowled out for 134. 134/10

3 OUT! LBW! Excellent review from India Women and they have now removed both the English openers. Jhulan Goswami has done the trick in her second over. Serves a length ball, close to off and gets it to shape in slightly. Tammy Beaumont is forward as she brings her bat and pad together in defense. Jhulan Goswami feels that it's pad first and appeals. The umpire thinks otherwise and shakes her head. Mithali Raj gets convinced to take the DRS. The UltraEdge confirms that it's pad first and Ball Tracking reflects three reds. Jhulan Goswami becomes the first woman cricketer to get 250 wickets in ODIs! 4/2

1.1 OUT! CAUGHT! That's an exceptional catch by Sneh Rana and India Women get the start they needed! Meghna Singh hurls it across on a good length outside off. The ball lands and shapes away with some extra bounce. Danni Wyatt stays on the back foot and commits herself to push inside the line. She tries then to withdraw her bat but is late and the outside edge takes the ball to the right of first slip. Sneh Rana reacts quickly, jumps with her two hands across and completes a fantastic catch. 3/1

17 OUT! CAUGHT! Ohh...a wicket against the run of play! Sciver will be mighty disappointed but India Women will take this. Third wicket goes down now. A touch short in length and around middle. The ball holds on the surface a bit this time. Sciver looks to work it towards the leg side but is early into her shot. It takes the top edge and loops up in the air towards mid-wicket. Jhulan Goswami takes her 68th catch in ODIs and a wicket here for Pooja Vastrakar. 69/3

24.4 OUT! CAUGHT! That's a brilliant catch from Harmanpreet Kaur. A wicket against the run of play. Floated one from Rajeshwari Gayakwad despite going for a biggie previously, it's full and around middle, Amy Jones skips down the track and tries to hammer it over mid on but it comes from the toe end of the bat. Harmanpreet Kaur backtracks from mid on, keeps her eyes on the ball, jumps and tries to take it with both hands but it ends up sticking in her right hand. Brilliant. 33 needed more. 102/4

29.1 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! So just 7 needed to win but India Women have got another wicket! Back of a length, outside off. Sophia Dunkley looks to guide it towards the off side but gets a thick outside edge. The ball catches the outside edge of her blade and Richa Ghosh takes a good low catch to her right. Sophia Dunkley walks back disappointed but it is a little too late for India. 128/5

29.3 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Another wicket for Meghna Singh and another catch taken by Richa Ghosh. Singh has bowled quite well today. This is banged in short on middle. Brunt looks to pull it but gets a huge top edge. The ball goes in the air behind the stumps and Ghosh takes a good catch moving across to her left. Two wickets in the over but still it is England's game. India would have loved a few runs more. 128/6