9.25pm: That's yer lot from Wantage tonight. Danyal Rasool's report will be in the slot shortly, and stick around for more breakdown from Valkerie Baynes. Thanks for your comments, just a two-day turnaround to the final game, at Headingley on Sunday, so make sure to join us for that. Bye-bye!

9.15pm: Time for the presentations... Alice Capsey is Player of the Match: "Once I got in it was easier the longer I batted. It felt slow and low. After the last game, we had our plans and stuck to them. It was about adapting and playing different shots. Tried to create different lengths and be a bit more proactive. [Form] Would be nice to score runs every game, but I'm more at peace with the ebbs and lows. I've got backing from the staff to try and be a matchwinner. [Bowling] Working hard, nice to get a bowl and take the opportunity."

Pakistan captain Nida Dar: "I take positives from the approach. The intent was there on the batting side. Bowling is our strength, we rely on that and the bowlers did well. But at the moment the batting part is not working. We have tried a few things, we are working on it and will talk again before the next game. [Leading T20I wicket-taker] Very proud moment for me but not the performance we wanted."

England's Heather Knight: "Pleased with the way we went about it with the bat in the powerplay. We had to think about taking on slower bowling on a slower pitch. Lost a bit of momentum in the middle but really pleased. [Pitch] Found it hard to get going we used that to our advantage. Spin is our strength but we delivered. Good practice for Bangladesh [T20 World Cup]. [Gibson] Huge talent with the bat, she's shown what she can do. An exciting young cricketer. [Fielding] Sarah Glenn deserves a mention, she's one of the hardest workers. [Ecclestone wickets milestone] She's already breaking records at 25. Brunty will be happy to pass it on. She picks up wickets in all phases, very handy to call on. She'll be chasing Nida at the top of the pack. We really want to nail the final game."

9.12pm: That's a pretty strong statement from England, who were never at their best with the bat but still walk away with a crushing margin of victory. Their total was probably only around par but the bowlers squeezed Pakistan in ruthless fashion, conceding just a handful of boundaries and rounding up all ten wickets inside 16 overs. England's spinners - Dean, Ecclestone, Glenn and Capsey - took 7 for 41 from 10.5 overs as Pakistan never threatened to get near in their chase

Sadia Iqbal is last woman

Ecclestone is back, England looking to finish things