ENG-W vs IND-W Live Cricket Score

4 OUT! LBW! Excellent review from India Women. On a good length and around off, gets to move back in off the deck, Tammy Beaumont plants her front foot forward and presents the full face of the bat to defend it, but gets beaten on the inside edge and gets pinged on the front foot. Big appeal for LBW but the umpire shakes her head! After consulting with her players, the skipper Harmanpreet Kaur goes for a review! The UltraEdge shows that the ball clipped the front pad first, and Ball Tracking shows that it would have hit the top of the middle stump. The on-field umpire has to change her decision, and Tammy Beaumont will have to go back. Kranti Gaud is in an excellent spell here. 20/2

1.2 OUT! CLEANED HER UP! THROUGH THE GATE! Kranti Gaud draws first blood! Bowls it on a good length and around off, gets it to seam back in from wide of the crease to create an inward angle as well. Amy Jones plants her front leg forward and goes to defend it with a straight bat. She plays the wrong line and gets beaten on the inside edge as the ball goes through the gap between pad and bat to dismantle the middle stump. Emma Lamb is in at number 3. England Women are 8/1. 8/1

18.3 OUT! TAKEN! A soft dismissal! 35 balls since the last boundary and the pressure has taken its toll on Emma Lamb! Nicely tossed up by Rana, full and around off, Lamb advances down the track and looks to go down the ground. Tries to clear mid off but fails to get the desired elevation. Spoons it tamely to Harmanpreet Kaur at mid off, who takes it over her head. The 71-run stand is broken. Emma falls for 39 (50). England Women are now 91/3. 91/3

20.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Massive wicket for India! Smriti Mandhana gave the English skipper reprieve at the same position a few overs ago, but Jemimah Rodrigues made no mistake this time. Tossed up by Sneh, on middle and leg, Sciver-Brunt gets down the track and flicks it. Fails to keep the shot along the ground. Hits it towards mid-wicket where Jemimah is in at a catching position. Rodrigues dives low to her left and scoops it inches off the turf. England Women are 97/4, in a tough position. 97/4

50 OUT! TIMBER! A wicket to end the innings! Amanjot Kaur keeps it at the stumps, on a back of a length, Sophia Dunkley backs away to force it through the off side but the ball skids through to go past the blade and shatter the woodwork. A brilliant knock from Dunkley - 83 runs off 92 balls. 13 runs and a wicket off the final over. England finish with 258 on the board. 258/6

43.5 OUT! STUMPED! Out of nowhere, India Women have got a big wicket and Alice Davidson-Richards walks back after a gritty knock of 53 runs. Tossed it up and around off, gets it to turn away as ADR makes room and goes outside the leg stump to access the off side. She wants to go for a big lofted shot but is undone by turn. The keeper, Richa Ghosh goes to collect it behind the stumps but makes a fumble in the first attempt and the ball falls down. She picks it up in the second attempt and goes on to dislodge the bails. Alice had given up since the ball had grazed the outside edge and made a belated attempt to get back but in vain. 203/5

18.1 OUT! CASTLED! Sophie Ecclestone breaks through for England! Sophie goes slightly wide on the crease on the around-the-wicket angle and darts the ball back into the right-hander, on the line of the off stump. Pratika Rawal is better off getting on the front foot but rocks back and stays leg side to punch it away. The ball keeps coming on with the arm and skids through to beat her on the outside edge and crashes into the stumps. A few words were exchanged as Rawal went past Sophie. The 46-run stand is broken. Pratika falls for 36 (51). India are now 94/2, needing 165 more runs. 94/2

8 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! The change of angle works straight away for Lauren Bell! Bell switches to around the wicket and lands it on a back of a length with a scrambled seam, in the channel on off, Smriti Mandhana hangs back to deal with it and has a poke at it. The ball nips away enough to graze the outside edge, and the keeper, Amy Jones, completes the simplest of catches. A much-needed breakthrough for England. Mandhana falls for 28 (24). India are now 48/1. 48/1

21.4 OUT! RUN OUT! That is very sloppy from Harleen Deol and she pays the price! Dean tosses it up and around off, Harleen uses her feet and nudges it towards mid on and sets off for a single. Harmanpreet Kaur responds well to that call and they both run. But the fielder there, Alice Davidson-Richards is quick to move to her left and collects the ball before making a direct hit at the bowling end. Harleen Deol did seem to make her ground there easily but the on-field umpire referred it upstairs to have a check. The replays show that Deol did not slide her bat in and had one foot outside the crease and the other was in the air near the crease. She falls short as the bat was in the air when the ball hit the stumps and she will have to go back. 102/3

27.1 OUT! LBW! Excellent review from England! Dean floats this up and around off, Harmanpreet Kaur sits down nicely and goes across to sweep it but she misses and gets beaten on the underedge of the bat. Gets pinged on the front pad. Big appeal goes for LBW but the umpire shakes her head! Sciver-Brunt talks to her bowler and decides to take a review here. It looks like the impact could be outside off. There is nothing on UltraEdge and Ball Tracking comes up with three reds with the impact in line and the ball crashing into the top of the middle stump. The on-field call gets changed and Kaur will have to walk back. From 94/1, India are 124/4, needing 135 more runs. 124/4

41.3 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Lauren Filer returns to the attack and breaks through! A shot that could have been avoided from Jemimah Rodrigues, and this has given England a glimmer of hope. Filer bends her back and digs it in short, angled in, on middle and leg, Jemimah Rodrigues walks across and hops for the scoop. The ball gets big on her, and the ball brushes the right glove. The keeper, Amy Jones, completes an easy catch. The 90-run stand is broken. Jemimah falls for 48 (54). India are 214/5, needing 45 from 51 balls. 214/5

44.3 OUT! STUMPED! Richa Ghosh cannot resist herself! A gift of a wicket that keeps England in the game. Floated up, on middle, on a nagging length, Ghosh advances down the track but cannot get to the pitch of the ball. She still goes through with the swing and fails to connect. The ball sneaks past the blade, and the keeper, Amy Jones, ensures she collects the ball from behind the line of the stumps and takes the bails off with Ghosh nowhere in the frame. India lose their 6th wicket, needing 30 runs from 33 balls. 229/6