England against India: Host of the eight-Wicket victory at Lords to build a series decision on Tuesday

England has evaluated the one -day international series with a rain encounter at Lord's.

The match was initially reduced to 29 overs per team, whereby India was wearing a below average 144-8 after inserting into a bat.

England was 102-1 before another rain delay revised its destination from 24 over to 115.

Amy Jones did not end 46 after adding Tammy Beaumont 54 for the first Wicket and 48 for the second with Captain Nat Sciver-Brunt.

After heavy rain in the morning, the start was delayed until 3:00 p.m. BST, India's battery fought for fluently on a slow surface when they slipped to 72-5 in 16 over.

They failed to punish another inconsistent efforts in the field of England, which dropped four catches and misjudged a few more potential opportunities.

A crucial opportunity came in the fifth when Lauren Bell Smriti Mandhana left her follow-through-through, and the start seemed to anchor the innings, even though the gates stormed around them.

But the pressure on Mandhana in the 21st time, Charlie Dean told 51 balls when she prompted Charlie Dean von Linsey Smith for 42 years, since only deepi Sharmas did unbeaten to give the Innerings a credibility shimmer.

England's spinner gathered in the Innings Brillant and inherited in miseristic spells of 3: 27 by Sophie Ecclestone, 2-28 for Smith and 1-31 for Dean.

The series decision -the England's last competitive ODI will be before the autumn World Cup will take place on Tuesday in the Chester -Le -Straße.