India vs England 3rd ODI Highlights: IND beat ENG by 16 runs in Jhulan Goswami's farewell match

Charlie Dean is in tears but she walks up to the Indian players to shake their hands. What an innings she has played here and it really looked like she might take England all the way. Ice cold from Deepti Sharma really and the English supporters are not too happy about this. But then that is the end of one of the greatest cricketing careers of all time. Jhulan Goswami is carried off the pitch by her teammates. Boos still ring around in the crowd when Jhulan is lifted up but it turns into applause when the stadium announcer calls out her name. 

As if there wasn't enough drama in this match already! Deepti Sharma whips off the bails at the non-striker's end to loud boos from the Lord's crowd. It is being reviewed if Deepti was in her delivery stride. 

Dean comes down the ground and smashes it over mid-off for a boundary! What a hand she is playing here. Huge cries of catch it and Harmanpreet gives it her all at mid-off but she is nowhere near the ball really. 

She joins Jhulan Goswami and Renuka Singh Thakur in having bowled all 10 of her overs. That's India's best right there and the worrying for them would be that No.11 Freya Davies is able to tap and take singles quite easily. 

They need 25 to win off 54 balls now. The deficit can be knocked off in one very expensive over. India have bowled out some of their best and the partnership has reached 27 in just 5.4 overs. 

Well Charlie Dean is getting closer and closer to doing something extraordinary. She smashes Hemalatha down the ground to knock of four runs off the deficit. England need 33 to win off 59 balls!

Renuka Singh Thakur's spell ends and she has managed figures of 4/29. She has been instrumental to India being on the verge of victory today, those early wickets that she took smashed the winds out of England's sails. 

Charlie Dean hit two fours off the 37th and England's deficit is now down to 41 runs. This match is at a very interesting spot.

Well we are into fairytale zone already but that would have been bonkers. Dean edges it and it flies to Jhulan at slips. It was a very difficult chance, she had to dive forward to her right and in the end, she couldn't hold on. 

The end of an era in international cricket, let alone in Indian cricket. Her team mates run up to her and swarms her like she has taken a wicket. She did in this over and it was her 255th ODI wicket. A career of monumental numbers and it is about to come to an end in fantastic fashion. 

The GOAT is finishing it off in style. Straight to Cross's gates and the ball crashes into middle and off. She goes and gives Harmanpreet a long, warm hug. Four balls left in this legendary career. 

Cross b Goswami 10 (15), England 118/9 in 35.2 overs

Jhulan Goswami has just bowled her ninth over of the match. Just one more to go now in this career that has defined Indian cricket over the past two decades. 

Excellent catch from Harleen Deol, Renuka Singh gets her fourth. Short from Renuka and Jones decide to go for the big pull. She connected well but there is a fielder there at deep midwicket. She is also India's best fielder, Harleen Deol, and she runs forwards and dives to take a good, sharp catch. The eighth wicket stands ends on 38 runs. 

Jones c Deol b Renuka Singh 28 (50), England 103/8, 67 to win from 122

Balls don't matter at all now. England need 77 to win in 22 overs but have only three wickets left. This match is suddenly anyone's game but one wicket could mark the end of England's challenge. 

India probably wouldn't be too surprised by this, England had to put up some kind of a fight. But they don't have a big total to defend and so they would want to end this stand as quickly as possible. 

Well England have managed to not lose a wicket in the last five overs. A bit of a partnership building here between Charlie Dean and Amy Jones. 

Short from Gayakwad and well outside off, Jones waits and cuts it past point for a boundary. Loud cheers come for that. It has only been two overs since the last boundary but this match seems to be going in fast forward at the moment. 

You can't keep Deepti out of the game for long. Freya Kemp has floated it straight to Harleen Deol at backward point. India now three wickets away from a memorable win. 

Kemp c Deol b Sharma 5 (10), England 65/7 in 17 overs

England are a-crumbling! Length ball from Gayakwad, turns away from Ecclestone and takes the edge. Jhulan stays low at slip and takes a sharp catch. 

Ecclestone c Goswami b Gayakwad 0 (3), England 53/6 in 14.1 overs

Well, well, well the target of 170 looks just too big at the moment for England. The Indians have been almost flawless in everythng they ddi on the field today. 

India are on a roll here! The in-form Dani Wyatt falls and England in all sorts now. Wyatt had hit her for back to back fours at the start of this over, then a dot ball and that was followed by a delivery that went past Wyatt's defence and crashed on to the stumps. 

Wyatt b Gayakwad 8 (4), England 53/5 in 12.4 overs

Oh that is an absolute ripper! India are in this match and how. Dunkley goes for a forward defence for a delivery that is pitched up. It races past the gates and takes the stumps. 

Dunkley b Renuka Singh 7 (12), England 43/4 in 11.4 overs

It had to happen, isn't it? Short and wide for Capsey to hit but she ended up smashing it straight into the hands of Harleen Deol at cover point. The Indian fielders are running around like they have won the match and why not, Jhuli di has got a wicket in her last match!

Capsey c Deol b Goswami 5 (8), England 39/3 in 11 overs

India very much in the game now. Renuka Singh with a peach of a delivery that goes right past Beaumont's outside edge and crashes onto the stumps. 

Beaumont b Renuka Singh 8 (21), England 34/2 in 9.3 overs

Renuka Singh lures out Lamb and then gets the ball to turn away from the batter. Bhatia collects the ball and then whips out the bails in one motion. That is expert work from the wicketkeeper and India have their breakthrough. 

Lamb st Bhatia b Renuka Singh 21 (29), England 27/1 in 7.4 overs