A four wins it!

With the fielders up, Heather Knight finds the gap at backward square to take the victory by six wickets and help England take the series 2-1.

Her 10th four, she finishes with 70 from 42 balls - a brilliant return to form from the former captain.

A massive confidence boost for England - they've beaten the ODI world champions with conviction, turning around a series-opening defeat to with back-to-back victories.

A wide from Deepti Sharma, a single for Freya Kemp and a swift two sent square by Heather Knight.

Scores are level.

Henry Moeran
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Never mind 'pick me', this has been 'you dare leave me out!' from Alice Capsey.

Ffion Wynne
BBC Sport cricket writer on BBC Radio Sports Extra

The way Capsey has looked so confident batting at number four and at the top of the order will really please Charlotte Edwards.

In comes Freya Kemp to try and finish things off.

She finishes the over with a single to point.

By the way, the Capsey-Knight partnership was worth 137 off 76 balls - some effort.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on Test Match Special

It has been a matchwinning innnings but she looks devastated to get out in the manner she has. She wants to win the game for England and get them over the line. She has stepped up and been outstanding.

Ffion Wynne
BBC Sport cricket writer on BBC Radio Sports Extra

India have unravelled under pressure.

Knight dropped on 59published at 17 overs

17 overs

Eng 171-3; 10 needed off 18 balls

Put down!

Heather Knight chips Kranti Gaud's penultimate delivery back at the bowler but the seamer can't hold onto a relatively simple chance.

The England number five then rubs salt into the wood, slapping a full toss for four behind square.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on Test Match Special

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This will be a real marker going into the World Cup.

Alice Capsey scoops Kranti Gaud round the corner, with her shot just evading the diving fielder at short fine leg.

Heather Knight then drives over mid-off for four.

Ffion Wynne
BBC Sport cricket writer on BBC Radio Sports Extra

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It's amazing how quickly your fortunes can change in T20 cricket. Heather Knight looks back to her most confident self. It wasn't that she couldn't hit the ball off the square, but more her tempo.

That's a batter who's enjoying themselves.

Heather Knight shapes to reverse ramp Deepti Sharma, sees the shot isn't on and simply dabs the ball through fine leg for two.

Ffion Wynne
BBC Sport cricket writer on BBC Radio Sports Extra

Brutal from Capsey. India's body language is down and she's rubbing salt into the wounds now.

Eng 152-3published at 15 overs

15 overs

28 needed from 30 balls

Consecutive sixes from Alice Capsey to bring up England's 150!

Brutal batting from the England number four, she strikes Sree Charani for four down the ground, bringing up the 100 partnership from 56 balls, and then immediately follows that up with back-to-back rope clearances over long-on and long-off.

One more single takes her to 74 from 35 deliveries.

England need less than a run a ball now.

50 for Heather Knightpublished at 14.2 overs

14.2 overs

Eng 136-3

A single to cover and there's Heather Knight's half-century!

A sparkling innings at the crucial moment, with her place in the side being called into question for the first time in many years.

Reversed this time from Heather Knight.

She's been the dominant batter in the last couple of overs and has almost caught up with Alice Capsey - her seventh four, taken off Shafali Verma, takes her to 49.

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Double swept fours for Heather Knight, this is a completely different batter to the one we've seen earlier in this international summer.

She twice whips Nandni Sharma backward of square, and is now on 41 off 25 deliveries.

And four more for Alice Capsey!

She pummels Arundhati Reddy down the ground.