Rebecca Stokell offers a couple of half-chances but survives each of them.

She chips down the pitch at a catchable height but Mady Villiers is only able to dive into non-striker Orla Prendergast, then drops the ball just in front of Maia Bouchier, who was running in from the mid-wicket ropes.

Ireland need 178 from 20 overs.

One single from Lauren Filer's sixth over.

The England seamer has figures of 1-20 thus far.

Rebecca Stokell comes in at number five for Ireland and immediately takes a single to mid-on.

Nathan Johns
Irish cricket journalist on BBC Test Match Special

It's more or less a T20 game for Ireland at the moment.

Lauren Filer replaces Charlie Dean, with a couple of singles coming from her over.

That takes Ireland's run-rate and required run-rate below four and above eight respectively.

Henry Moeran
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Mady Villiers is one of the best in the business but even for her that only goes down as a half-chance.

Hunter dropped on 38published at 26 overs

26 overs

Ire 105-2

Thanks Adwaidh.

And that's put down by Mady Villiers!

Amy Hunter drills the final ball of the over back at the England spinner, who gets both hands to the ball but can't cling on falling to her right.

It's a dot ball at least.

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Ireland's task is getting bigger and bigger with every passing over as England continue to tighten their grip.

Can Amy Hunter and Orla Prendergast launch a fightback, or will England seal a 3-0 series victory?

Mike Peter will guide you through the rest of this contest.

Hundred is up for Ireland in the 25th over. But worryingly for them, their required run-rate continues to climb.

Henry Moeran
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

One thing that Mady Villiers well is the fielding off her own bowling.

Mady Villiers gets her chance with the ball and the off-spinner concedes just three runs from her first over, which began with four dots.

Charlie Dean is really squeezing Ireland here. The England captain has conceded just seven runs from her first three overs.

Ireland's required run-rate has climbed to 7.33.

Meanwhile, Amy Hunter continues to keep Ireland ticking.

The batter gets down and sweeps through backward square for a much-needed boundary for her side and moves to 35 from 47 balls.

Just two runs come from Charlie Dean's second over as Orla Prendergast finds herself tied down by a series of dot balls from the England captain.

Orla Prendergast is the new batter in and the Ireland all-rounder is very capable of impacting a game with the bat.

Ffion Wynne
BBC Sport cricket writer on BBC Radio Sports Extra

That completely deceived Alice Tector. A tough time for Ireland to lose a wicket.

Charlie Dean brings herself into the attack now as England look to break this partnership.

Just three runs come from the skipper's first.

Nathan Johns
Irish cricket journalist on BBC Test Match Special

Amy Hunter can score quickly, she's off to the CPL after this. She's definitely batting within herself.