India Women vs England Women, 3rd ODI (ICC Championship match), England Women tour of India, 2019 - CommentaryINDW vs ENGW, 3rd ODI (ICC Championship match), England Women tour of India, 2019 - Commentary

Mithali Raj collects the trophy and hands it over to her team-mates. It's been a dominating show from the Indians and they will be eager to continue this form in the T20Is as well. England will be hoping to turn it around and let's see if they can come up with better performances in the T20Is which starts from Monday (March 4th). Until then, goodbye!

Smriti Mandhana, player of the series: It's been quite good. Last couple of months, I have been timing the ball well. Unfortunately, could not do too much today. I think more the responsibility, the more sensibly you bat. I would like to do well in T20Is as well.

Katherine Brunt, player of the match: It's been a tough tour up until now, India have played brilliantly. We have shown a lot of character and resilience. We have got a lot to be proud of. We saw in the first game there was a bit of nip, so I have worked on using the seam. Hopefully, I can go forward and do well for the team.

Heather Knight: I was probably going to bowl first, but today was all about fighting and showing character. Katherine was outstanding. Danny was brilliant, we lost some early wickets but we tried to take the game till the deep. Really pleased with the girls. It's one of the strengths of our team (batting depth). I thought the seam attack was brilliantly led by Katherine.

Mithali Raj: I think next series, we should do something before the third ODI because we have been consistent in losing the final game. She (Jhulan Goswami) comes with lot of experience, that helps other bowlers especially the likes of Shikha Pandey and Mansi Joshi. There was a collapse in the middle-order but we recovered well. I think we could've tightened up the middle overs but I would like to give credit to Brunt.

16:17 Local Time: England manage to hold their nerves to pull off a consolation win. Despite this game being a dead rubber, it had all the ingredients and went down to the wire. Goswami tore apart the cream of England's batting, but Heather Knight carried the responsibility on her shoulders and once she was dismissed, Danielle Wyatt took over and struck a gritty fifty. Although India kept plugging the wickets column, Georgia Elwiss stayed till the end and found handy partners in Katherine Brunt and Anya Shrubsole, who completed the formalites denying the hosts an opportunity to whitewash the series. Presentations to follow, stay with us.

Poonam Yadav to Brunt, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

5 runs in 13 balls. England have inched closer to the target.