England Women vs Pakistan Women, 19th Match, Group B - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

That's all from the first game of the day folks! We'll be back in a bit with the second contest of the day, the final match of the league stage as South Africa women take on Bangladesh women. See you on the other side.

Heather Knight: We talked about taking the momentum into the semi-final. The batters and bowlers, we were really aggressive. Really pleased with Wyatt, she has been batting well in the nets. She played her shots, and took on the bowlers. We had to cover the bases and give a few players some rest. Katherine bowled brilliantly and used the bouncer well. It's a great place to play cricket.

Nida Dar: It was not the result we were looking for. We don't have strength in our batting, we need to learn from these kind of matches. We need to take positives from this game. It's the best time for the new slot to come ahead and take it forward. It would be good for us. It's a milestone to be the top wicket taker, I want to do the best for my team, that's my goal.

Nat Sciver-Brunt, Player of the Match: It was alright at the start. Their spinners bowled slower than our spinners. It was a pretty good wicket. We waited and attacked later. They (Dunkley, Capsey and Wyatt) need to continue what they are doing, very pleased for Wyatt. The fielding was pretty good, we took our chances pretty well. It was important for our team, was indeed a really good performance.

18:03 Local Time, 16:03 GMT, 21:33 IST: Australia Women won all their four games in Group A, and England Women have done that same when it comes to Group B. Here is their fourth straight win of the tournament. Electing to bat first, England lost a couple of early wickets, however, Wyatt, Nat Sciver-Brunt and Jones chipped in with significant contriibutions to help their team post the highest total of the tournament. In reply, Pakistan lost an early wicket in the form of Sadaf Shamas who was dismissed for a duck. In fact, they lost three wickets within the powerplay, as England continued their domination. Pakistan kept losing wickets at regular intervals throughout the innings as England registered a commanding victory in the end. Stay around for the presentations..

Ecclestone to Nashra Sandhu, out Stumped!! England win by 114 runs! Nashra Sandhu shimmies down the wicket to play this ball, but Ecclestone goes full and quick. The keeper takes off the bails in a flash and Nashra Sandhu has no chance to get back in. Clinical performance by England women! Nashra Sandhu st Jones b Ecclestone 1(3)

Ecclestone to Nashra Sandhu, THATS OUT!! Stumped!!

Ecclestone to Fatima Sana, 1 run, short ball on off, Fatima Sana rocks back and punches it through cover for a single

Ecclestone to Nashra Sandhu, 1 run, shimmies down the wicket and drives this floated delivery to mid-off

Ecclestone to Nashra Sandhu, no run, fraction short on off, Nashra Sandhu knocks it in front of cover

Ecclestone to Fatima Sana, 1 run, full toss around off, Fatima Sana drives this through cover for a single

Ecclestone to Fatima Sana, byes, FOUR, fired on leg, Fatima Sana swings and misses. The keeper can't collect the ball and it's four byes

Davies to Fatima Sana, 1 run, played to long-off for a single

Nashra Sandhu, right handed bat, comes to the crease

Davies to Tuba Hassan, out Tuba Hassan Run Out!! 1 run completed. Drives this straight down the ground where the fielder stops it with a dive. Tuba Hassan completes the first run and turns around for the second, but the throw comes in at the bowler's end who takes off the bails, and Tuba Hassan is well outside the crease. She thought it was a boundary, hence was a bit casual in her running. Tuba Hassan run out (Alice Capseyt/Davies) 28(20) [4s-2 6s-1]

Davies to Tuba Hassan, THATS OUT!! Run Out!!

Davies to Tuba Hassan, SIX, wow! Tuba Hassan is playing a cameo! But too late now. Was a slower delivery by Davies, pitched up and Tuba Hassan lofts this towards long-on where the fielder takes the catch, but she overhauls the boundary in the process. That's a six

Davies to Tuba Hassan, no run, clears her front leg and whips this back to the bowler

Davies to Tuba Hassan, FOUR, high full toss by Davies and Tuba Hassan has pulled this towards deep mid-wicket where the fielder fails to stop the boundary

Davies to Tuba Hassan, no run, makes room and slaps this to mid-off on a bounce or two