IND vs ENG Highlights: India go down to England by four runs after choking in the chase

England won the match by four wickets. Third consecutive defeat for India.

India need 14 runs to win in the final over. Fingers crossed.

India need 23 runs in just two overs. Game is gone?

Deepti Sharma departed for 50 runs. She tried to clear the ropes and straight to the fielder. Sophie Ecclestone strick. India are 262/6 now. Clearly a mountain to climb now.

Richa Fhosh departed for eight runs. Nat Sciver-Brunt with her second wicket of the night. Poor, poor from Richa. Simple regulation catch for Heather. India are 256/5

What a night for Deepti. Firsta four-wicket haul and now a half-century off 55 balls. 

India need 36 runs off 30 balls. We are heading towards a suspenseful climax to what has been a phenomenal day in cricket.

India now need 48 runs off seven overs now. They need to accelerate, or else it could get slightly tricky in the end.

Just when everything was going well, Smriti decided to clear the ropes and it's straight to the hands of Alice Capsey. Linsey Smith with the wicket as India are reduced to 234/4. Smriti departed for 88 runs.

Deepti and Smriti seem to be in fine touch. India are 233/3 after 41 overs. 56 runs now needed to win.

Mandhana is a little away from her hundred and is doing so well here. Deepti is also looking set here as India are closing in to this historic win.

And Mandhana creams this behind the square on the off side for yet another four. This has now come under run-a-ball for the first time in the chase. India now need 71 from 72. 

A bit of an issue there for Mandhana. Looks like just cramps. The physio is out there to treat her with some rub and some pills. She is good to continue.

A fine seven-run 35th over for India. Deepti with a couple of hits towards the cow corner, one for a double and the other for a four. India need 96 from 90 balls.

Mandhana is the key for India here. She needs to bat as long as India are not close enough to the finish line for others to see through.

After a charismatic knock, Harmanpreet Kaur deprted for 70 runs. Nar Sciver-Brunt gave the breakthrough. Massive setback for India as the captain looked in fine form. 

India are 149/2. The veterans keep the scoreboard ticking.

Captain Harmanpreet Kaur also completed her half-century. She did it in 54 balls. India are 140/2 after 26.5 overs. India now need 149 runs off 139 balls.

Smriti Mandhana completed her half-century in 60 balls. Cometh the hour, cometh the women.

Captain Harmanpreet Kaur survives a scare. After a LBW appeal, the umpire lifted her finger but Kaur opted for a review. It was inside edge off the bat.

India are 109/2 after 21 overs. They are playing spin well.

India are 86/2. Can Kaur and Smriti deliver in Indore?

End of the 14th over, India are 70/2. However, the real test begins now with Sophie Ecclestone comes to the attack.

The experienced duo of Smriti and Harmanpreet keep the scoreboard ticking. India are 59/2 after 13 overs.

Harleen Deol departed for 24 runs off 31 runs. Smriti Mandhana opted for a review but it was after the timer turned zero. Deol had to walk away. India are 42/2 after 10 overs.

Harleen Deol end the over with a boundary. India are 27/1 after seven overs.

India are 17/1. Very, very cautious start from the hosts.

Opener Pratika Rawal departed for six runs. Ian Bell with the first blood. Rawal tried to cut it but straight to keeper. India are 13/1 after three overs.

Charlie Dean dropped the catch of Pratika Rawal in the second over of the game. Can this prove to be game-changing?

India begin their chase of 289 runs. Smriti Mandhana and Pratika Rawal open the innings for India, while Lauren Bell has been handed the new ball. 

England post 288/8 after the first innings. The mighty chase will begin for India after the break.

Sophie Ecclestone found herself short of the crease as she departed for just three runs. Smriti with the throw that sent her packing. England are 280/8 now. 

Emma Lamb departred for 11 runs. Smriti Mandhana with a comfortable catch as Deepti Sharma clinched her fourth wicket of the night. What a night for her. England are 276/7 after 48.5 overs.

Alice Capsey departed for two runs. England are now 257/6. Some great bowling. Third wicket for Deepti Sharma.

Sree Charani with the second wicket of the night. Dunkley departed for 15 runs. England are 254/5 now. Some late push from India.

Heather Knight departe for 109 runs off 91 balls. She found herself short of the ground while completing a double. England are 249/4 now

Veteran Heather Knight is in some form. She completed her century in 86 balls. She looks unstoppable as England look to put a strong total on the board in the first innings.

England are 226/3 after 42 overs. Surely they will target another 80-100 runs?

Sree Charani got the better of Nat Sciver-Brunt. The England captain departed for 38 runs. The visitors are reduced for 211/3. India need to counter-attack now.

England are 208/2 after 38 overs. The 100-run partnership also comes up in the over. Knight and Sciver-Brunt look unbothered with India's bowling as they are scoring runs for fun.

England are 170/2 after 34 overs. Having completed her half-century, Knight is heading towards a century on her 300th game in international cricket.

England are 156/2 after 32 overs. Heather Knight and Nat Sciver-Brunt keep the scoreboard ticking for England.

England are 126/2 after 26 overs. Surely they are looking to capitalise now.

England are 113/2 after 24 overs. All eyes on the veteran duo of Heather Knight and Nat Sciver-Brunt.

Amy Jones departs shortly after her half-century. Deepti Sharma struck for the second time. Jones departed for 56 runs as England are now 98/2.

England are 92/1. India are now eyeing to bring back Renuka Singh to attack.

England are 84/1. Amy Jones is nearing to her half-century.

Deepti Sharma with the first wicket of the day. It is also her 150th ODI wicket. Tammy Beaumont went across to guide the ball but it went to hit the stumps. She departed for 22 runs off 43 balls. England are 73/1 after 16 overs.

England are 66/0 after 14 overs. India playing an extra bowler but still no sign of any wicket. 

Still no sign of switching gears. England are 52/0 after 12 overs.

England arae 44/0 after the first ten overs. Very cautious start from the visitors. India, in the meantime, have lost a review but the good news for them, is that Renuka Singh looked in superb form. However, the hosts desperately need a wicket to put some pressure on England.

England seem to be in no hurry. End of the eighth over and the visitors are 37/0

The over finishes with a boundary. End of the 6th over, England are 31/0

England are 21/0 after four overs. Neither side will be too dissapointed with that.

Decent start from England. End of the second over, the visitors are 11/0

Renuka Singh was conviced of a possible caught-behind and India almost opted for a review but it was a no-ball. What a dramatic start to the match. 

We are done with the national anthems and now the players are out in the middle. Amy Jones and Tammy Beaumont open for England, while Renuka Singh has been handed the new ball.

Heather Kngiht became the 8th player to play 300 international matches in women’s cricket after Suzie Bates, Harmanpreet Kaur, Ellyse Perry, Danni Wyatt-Hodge, Charlotte Edwards, Mitahli Raj and Sophie Devine.

England Women (Playing XI): Amy Jones(w), Tammy Beaumont, Heather Knight, Nat Sciver-Brunt(c), Sophia Dunkley, Emma Lamb, Alice Capsey, Charlotte Dean, Sophie Ecclestone, Linsey Smith, Lauren Bell

India Women (Playing XI): Pratika Rawal, Smriti Mandhana, Harleen Deol, Harmanpreet Kaur(c), Deepti Sharma, Richa Ghosh(w), Amanjot Kaur, Sneh Rana, Kranti Gaud, Shree Charani, Renuka Singh Thakur

England won the toss and elected to bat first.

"It is a very hard surface and rolled very well. It is a fresh wicket. There have been two games and the average score is 275. It is for the batters. It can also assist the seamers because there is decent cover of grass. Expect a high-scoring game," reckons Mithali Raj.

Well, it's sunny in here. The players are currently training in the middle as we gear up for the toss. It did rain last evening, which slightly spoiled India's training but it was optional day anyway. Anyway, no chance of rain today.

Hello and welcome to the live coverage of the match between India and England from the Holkar Stadium in Indore. After back-to-back defeats, the Harmanpreet Kaur and co. look for their third win of the ODI World Cup. England, on the other hand, just need a win to qualify. Are you ready for the blockbuster clash?