Highlights, India vs England, 3rd ODI at Worcester, Full cricket score: Mithali's 75* seals visitors' tense victory

After 46.3 overs, INDW 220/5 (Mithali 75, Jhulan 1)

Brunt with the last over for England. Mithali gets India over the line, piercing a packed off side field. Finally, India manage to salvage some pride as they win by 4 wickets.

After 46 overs, INDW 206/5 (Mithali 70)

Ecclestone will bowl the crucial penultimate over. Rana charges down the track and powers it towards long on for a single. Mithali lofts the next over covers for a double, before getting off strike with a single towards long on. Rana heaves the fourth for a boundary before getting clean bowled off the last. Eight runs and a wicket off the over. Six needed off six.

After 45 overs, INDW 206/5 (Mithali 67, Rana 19)

Brunt returns to the attack. Mithali nudges the first delivery towards covers for a single. Rana cuts the next fiercely but straight to the fielder, who fails to cleanly collect it and gives away a single. And then, Mithali gets off strike with a single off the third. Three singles to end the over. Six runs off the over. India Women need 14 runs in 12 balls. A lot will depend on the penultimate over.

After 44 overs, INDW 200/5 (Mithali 64, Rana 16)

Good over for India as both the batters collect a boundary each off it. 2 runs off the last, courtesy overthrows. 12 runs off it. Meanwhile, the 200 is up for India. India Women need 20 runs in 18 balls.

After 43 overs, INDW 188/5 (Mithali 59, Rana 11)

Ecclestone continues. The ball takes an outside edge off Mithali’s bat off the last delivery but she is lucky to survive and sneaks a double. Six runs off the over, courtesy four singles and a double. This match is going down to the wire.

After 42 overs, INDW 182/5 (Mithali 55, Rana 9)

Sciver continues. Four singles off the first four and a boundary off the last as Rana sweeps towards fine leg, but the ball lands short of the fielder, Glenn, and races away to the fence. Last 5 overs to go and India need 38 runs.

After 41 overs, INDW 174/5 (Mithali 53, Rana 3)

Cross continues. Mithali brings up her third consecutive half century with a four. But the job’s only half done. Nine runs off the over. India Women need 46 runs in 36 balls.

After 40 overs, INDW 165/4 (Mithali 46, Rana 1)

Sciver returns to the attack. Deepti plays an elegant cover drive off the first to collect a double. She closes the face of the blade early and holes out to Sciver. Sneh Rana joins Mithali at the crease after Deepti’s exit. Rana nearly chops on to the stumps off the fourth, but collects a single. Just three runs and a wicket off the over.

After 39 overs, INDW 155/4 (Mithali 46, Deepti 16)

Cross returns to the attack. Deepti goes for a wild slog towards the leg side off the second but gets beaten, with the ball missing the off stump by a narrow margin. She gets a hold off the third delivery, nailing the slog sweep and collecting a boundary in the process. Seven runs off the over. India Women need 58 runs in 48 balls.

After 38 overs, INDW 155/4 (Mithali 45, Deepti 10)

After two dots, Deepti hands the strike to Mithali, who then opens the face of the blade and slices the fourth delivery towards point for a double. Two singles to end the over. Five runs off the 38th over. India Women need 65 runs in 54 balls.

After 37 overs, INDW 150/4 (Mithali 42, Deepti 8)

Brunt continues. A welcome boundary off the first as Mithali tickles the first delivery towards fine leg. India still have wickets in hand, but the required rate is what they would like to keep under check now. Good over for India, nine runs off it.

After 36 overs, INDW 141/4 (Mithali 36, Deepti 6)

Glenn returns to the attack. Good rotation of strike in the over as six singles are collected by the Indian batters. India need a boundary every now and then to keep them in the game.

After 35 overs, INDW 135/4 (Mithali 33, Deepti 3)

Time for some pace as Brunt returns. The wicketkeeper has walked up to the stumps in a bid to create pressure on Deepti, the new batter. Once again, Mithali might have to alter her natural game, with all the pressure on her. Just three runs off the over.

After 34 overs, INDW 132/4 (Mithali 32, Deepti 1)

Knight continues. Mithali collects a single off the second, bringing up the 50-run stand with Harmanpreet. Just when the partnership was starting to look good and it was time to capitalise, Harmanpreet departed after being given LBW by the umpire. Two runs and a wicket off the over.

After 33 overs, INDW 130/3 (Mithali 31, Harmanpreet 16)

Ecclestone continues. After three dots, Kaur powers the next delivery towards long on for a single. Mithali returns the favour off the next. Another good over England, just two runs off it.

After 32 overs, INDW 128/3 (Mithali 30, Harmanpreet 15)

Knight continues. Three runs off the over. India women need 92 runs in 90 balls. But they should aim to stay well ahead of the run rate to avoid pressure later on.

After 31 overs, INDW 125/3 (Mithali 29, Harmanpreet 13)

Sophie Ecclestone returns to the attack. Mithali takes a calculated risk off the fourth, collecting a four after lofting the ball over mid on. Five runs off the over.

After 30 overs, INDW 120/3 (Mithali 25, Harmanpreet 12)

Knight continues. India need to pick their bowlers wisely here and go after them to keep the scoreboard pressure under check. Three runs off the over. And its time for a drinks break. India need 100 more from hereon.

After 29 overs, INDW 117/3 (Mithali 24, Harmanpreet 11)

Glenn continues. The past few overs have been decent from India’s perspective but they need to search for boundaries here. The required run rate is 5.72. Five runs off the over.

After 28 overs, INDW 112/3 (Mithali 23, Harmanpreet 10)

Bowling change for England as Heather Knight, right-arm off break, comes into the attack. Kaur tries to sweep the fourth, which was down leg. It missed the leg stump by a whisker but is signalled a wide. Seven runs off the over.

After 27 overs, INDW 105/3 (Mithali 20, Harmanpreet 8)

Glenn continues. Once again, India doing a decent job at rotating strike as they collect four singles in the over. But more is needed still. 3.89 is the current run rate, while the required is 5.75.

After 26 overs, INDW 101/3 (Mithali 18, Harmanpreet 6)

Sciver continues. All eyes will be Harmanpreet. She’s in the middle of a lean patch, and would want to get back in touch ahead of the T20Is, where she leads the side. Good rotation of strike by Harmanpreet in the over as she sneaks two doubles and a single. Mithali collects a single as well. Meanwhile, the 100 is up for India.

After 25 overs, INDW 95/3 (Mithali 17, Harmanpreet 1)

Glenn continues. This is a slower surface and hence, it’s suiting Glenn’s style of bowling. Just two runs off the over.

After 24 overs, INDW 93/3 (Mithali 16, Harmanpreet 0)

Sciver continues. Mithali collects a boundary off the second, becoming the leading run scorer in international cricket after surpassing Charlotte Edwards’ 10,273 runs. Just tells you about her calibre, class and how much she means for the Indian team. Five runs off the over.