4.25pm: How's that for a score on the board? A century from Harmanpreet Kaur was the centre-piece, as India racked 'em up at Chester-le-Street. Never mind whether the pitch is going to turn or not, England have been asked to pull off a record run chase in women's ODIs if they are to avoid back-to-back series defeats. Textbook innings from India, really: solid base from the openers, one player bats through for a big score, hard-hitting cameos from those lower down. Sophie Ecclestone bowler really nicely, taking 1 for 28, but the runs flowed after she was bowled out early, India adding 120 from the last 10

Here's Jemimah Rodrigues, who made 50 off 45 in her 50th ODI: "Didn't know it was my 50th game but it feels special. Anything for the country. Just glad to contribute a partnership. We decided, up to the 40th, we go 5-6 runs and over, then anything in our area we go for it. The surface is really good, so we'll need to execute well. Think our spinners will get some turn."

Bell to bowl the final over. How many more can India get?