23.2 oh my, Mandhana has dragged on a leg-side long hop! Cross slipped in the bumper but it was misdirected, and Mandhana's eyes lit up... but her attempt to pull saw the ball clang into the toe of the bat, and divert straight down into the woodwork, middle stump pegged back! Amazing bit of fortune for England, and Cross has her fourth! 87/5

1.5 Cross knocks over Shafali again! It pitched just outside off on an in-between length and came back in, Shafali tried to push it in front but left a gap between bad and pad. The ball snuck through and made a mess of the stumps, much to Cross' delight. Shafali is distraught 2/1

3.1 Cross knocks over Yastika this time! This was a very full ball that pitched around leg, came back in a bit and beat the attempted straight drive. Cross pumps her fist and beams in delight. She has two wickets in seven balls without conceding a run thus far! 10/2

7.2 Rapped on the pad and this looks plumb! Given out LBW, India review. It was a full ball that pitched around off, came in, beat the close-batted flick. Kaur falls over as the decision as given and Cross pumps her fists again. The ball hit her in front of middle and off, under the knee-roll. Anything on Ultra-Edge? No? Hawk-Eye says the would go on to clip leg stump. The first time Harman's been dismissed this series, and isn't Cross and the England players delighted! 17/3

8.4 There's been an LBW review from England.. Given not out, looked to have had two sounds. Ultra-Edge confirms the sound was bat hitting pad. Hawk-Eye shows three reds and it turns out to be a brilliant review! It was a full ball that pitched outside off, came in, Deol tried to push it in front but the bat face closed slightly after hitting the pad. It hit quite low and she was right in front of the stumps. The England players leap in joy, Jones went for the review without complete certainty but got it bang on! 29/4

28.3 picks out short midwicket! Hemalatha has barely played a shot in anger, but she falls to an excellent low catch from Dean. Skipped down and looked to whip a full delivery against the turn, only for the ball to be neatly scooped up by the catcher in close 108/6

38.6 LBW given, Vastrakar reviews. It was a length ball around off that Vastrakar looked to shovel-sweep into the ground and go fine. But she missed it. Where's the impact? It's in-line and is hitting the stumps. Vastrakar has to go. Dean was confident and the appeal was answered quickly. 148/7

39.5 A golden duck to end Goswami's last innings with the bat. But given that ball jagged back in from a fullish length, there's no shame in missing it. She tried to drive it straight, it went through the gap to hit middle and off. 149/8

41.2 Edge off the attempted loft down the ground, balloons up to Dunkley at cover, who takes a dolly. It was fullish, Renuka tried to launch it down the ground 151/9

45.4 Given LBW, Gayakwad reviews. Looked out, unless there was an inside edge. It has hit her on the pad first and there are three reds. That's the innings done. It was a full ball, coming in straight, that Gayakwad tried to block in front. 169/10

9.3 got 'er this time, bowled! Beaumont staying in the crease, keeping her pads out of the way - but unfortunately she plays inside the line, with Renuka finding the perfect length and some inward movement to hit the top of off. Beaumont departs in her 100th ODI with just 8 to her name, and England a touch jittery 34/2

7.4 lured out, and stumped by Bhatia's fast hands! Lamb was a long way down as she played and missed outside off, and the keeper made no mistake with a lightning take, swiftly breaking the bails as the batter tried to thrust back a leg in vain. Dhoni-esque in keeping the wrists stiff, then pushing forward with the ball. India have an opening 27/1

11.4 ripper, bowled through the gate! Pitched up, wobble seam and then it jags back past Dunkley's porous forward defensive. That really moved, like a rugby union fullback sidestepping a prop forward. Dunkley's mouth is an "Oh!" of dismay, and India have grabbed this game by the scruff 43/4

10.6 Goswami gets involved! India have a third, and it's Jhuli di doing the business, on her final outing. In fairness, the ball was short enough and wide enough for Capsey to hit, but she powered it straight to Harleen Deol at cover point. India are bouncing, and it is Game On indeed! 39/3

12.4 Through the defences! Gayakwad lands it on a length at leg, zags it away. Wyatt looked to play straight and through the line of the ball, but the spin took the ball away and knocked the top of middle. Two bad balls, followed with a settler and then a jaffa. Gayakwad will take that. Adam Collins mentions the adage 'line is optional and length is mandatory for fingerspinners' on air to describe the wicket. 53/5

29.4 smashed... straight to deep midwicket! Short ball, Jones nails her pull but doesn't move as she stands and watches it down the throat of the boundary rider, her hand going to head in dismay as she realises what she's done. Deol takes it well diving forwards. The skipper goes, England eight down and quite possibly holed below the waterline 103/8

14.1 Goswami takes a low catch at slip! It was a length ball that turns away outside off. Ecclestone cleared her front leg and chopped it hard. But the turn caught the end, Goswami went low with her hands and clasped it. Ecclestone was not sure it carried but Goswami was and replays confirm it did. Goswami and India celebrate! 53/6

16.6 Sliced, it balloons to Harleen Deol at backward point! It was flighted high in the air outside off. The full length persuaded Kemp to reach out and go for a flourishing drive. She ended up spooning it and Deol took a dolly. India all over England now and the celebrations are, pardon me, Jhubilant. 65/7

43.3 tight lines, spinning in on off stump, 50mph and worked square. The gap has been blocked

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Dean has been run out backing up! Ice cold from Deepti... the umpires are going to check this, but Dean knows she was out of her ground. Deepti simply holds on to the ball as she starts her action, then turns and breaks the bails. England are aghast, the crowd didn't seem happy either - but the third umpire has given it out. Dean is in tears but shakes hands with the India players. The visitors have won in controversial circumstances, and Jhulan Goswami can be chaired from the field victorious in her final international appearance 153/10

35.2 straight through her! Ball No. 10,0001 in ODIs is a beauty, and India are one wicket away! Goswami's arms go up in celebration as Cross swings across the line and hears the bails go pop. Her team-mates love it, the crowd love it. Has she got one more in her this over? 118/9