England Women vs India Women, 2nd ODI - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

That brings an end to our live coverage of this match. We'll be back on July 22nd for the coverage of the series-decider. Until then, goodbye and take care!

Nat Sciver-Brunt: Cricket is a funny game, isn't it? We tried to pass our time, but we were ready to play once rain stopped. It's great to see the ownership being taken by the bowlers. They made it really difficult for their batters. Everyone was trying to catch (on the dropped chances), we could see it in their efforts. Needed to negotiate that new ball period and they (openers) did a great job at the top. There wasn't any pressure on me when I walked in to bat. Looking forward to the next game, it's a great place to play cricket. Excited to get there..

Harmanpreet Kaur: We didn't bat well today, we could have batted better on this pitch. They bowled really well, credit goes to them. We were not able to show up with good batting. The conditions were overcast and it wasn't easy to bat. Unfortunately we couldn't take early wickets. It wasn't our day, but lot of learnings from this game. We have played some good cricket, we'll try to give our best in the next game.

Sophie Ecclestone | Player of the Match: It was great to get out there. Felt really good today. It skids on a bit more here. Was trying to keeping the stumps in play, that helped me.

England's ODI results at Lord's since 2009
No result
Lost
Lost
Lost
Lost
Abandoned
Won (World Cup 2017 final)
Lost
Won

Most wins at home in ODIs
121 England (in 182 ODIs) *
120 Australia (in 146)
86 New Zealand (in 166)
81 India (in 131)

19:18 Local Time, 18:18 GMT, 23:48 IST: A clinical performance by England Women has helped them level the 3-match ODI series 1-1. It rained heavily earlier in the day and as a result of that the match was reduced to 29-overs-per-side. Having put in to bat by Nat Sciver-Brunt, India lost Pratika Rawal early, and although Mandhana played a handy knock, the other Indian batters weren't able to chip in with significant contibutions. Ecclestone kept taking wickets at regular intervals and put India Women on the back foot with her excellent spell. India ended up with a mediocre total of 143/8 and it was never going to challenge the hosts. The England openers got them off to a solid start and although Beaumont was dismissed in the 11th over, skipper Nat Sciver-Brunt and Amy Jones made sure to keep the scoreboard ticking. There was another rain halt with England in complete control, but wasn't threatening enough as the interruption wasn't a lengthy one. The target was further reduced to 115 in 24 overs, but the England batters made sure to get there within 21 overs. Stay around for the presentations..

Kranti Goud to Sophia Dunkley, FOUR, Sophia Dunkley hits the winning runs and walks up to Amy Jones who gives her a hug. This was pitched up by the bowler and Sophia Dunkley nails the on-drive and finds the boundary to draw curtains to the game. The players exchange handshakes and start walking back to the pavilion. Amy Jones has a smile on her face as she has played a pivotal knock and helped her team get over the line

Kranti Goud to Sophia Dunkley, no run, back of a length outside off, Sophia Dunkley punches it into the off-side

Kranti Goud to Sophia Dunkley, no run, pitched up by the bowler on middle and leg, nips back in, Sophia Dunkley nudges it to mid-wicket

Kranti Goud to Sophia Dunkley, no run, full and wide outside off, driven to mid-off by Sophia Dunkley

Kranti Goud to Sophia Dunkley, wide, slower delivery attempted, but it's a wide ball down the leg-side

Kranti Goud to Sophia Dunkley, no run, short of a length outside off, Sophia Dunkley attempts a cut and gets beaten

Kranti Goud to Sophia Dunkley, FOUR, easy pickings! Sprays this down the leg-side and Sophia Dunkley nonchalantly glances it past the keeper's dive. The ball races away to the fence in a jiffy. Only 4 runs required now

Arundhati Reddy to Sophia Dunkley, 1 run, on a length outside off, knocked in front of cover-point by Sophia Dunkley for a single

Arundhati Reddy to Sophia Dunkley, no run, full length delivery on middle and leg, flicked to mid-wicket where Jemimah stops it with a dive to her right, fine effort

Arundhati Reddy to Sophia Dunkley, no run, low full toss around off, Sophia Dunkley drives it to mid-off

Arundhati Reddy to Sophia Dunkley, wide, fired down the leg-side and it's a wide ball by Arundhati Reddy. Review taken for a caught behind as the Indian players converge to have a discussion. UltraEdge confirms there was no bat involved

Arundhati Reddy to Amy Jones, 1 run, drifting on the pads, Amy Jones flicks it over mid-wicket for a single

Arundhati Reddy to Amy Jones, no run, nudged to short mid-wicket by Amy Jones