Goodbye
Thanks for your company this evening, as England remain unbeaten and are eyeing a semi-final spot.
If you missed any of the action, here's Matthew Henry's match report from Headingley.
But we've got another jam-packed day of cricket coming your way tomorrow, so stay tuned.
The World Cup action continues, with radio commentary of West Indies v Sri Lanka from Bristol at 10:30 BST and we'll be back here for the live text of South Africa v India at 14:30, which could be a cracker.
We'll also be live with the final day of the second Test between England and New Zealand from 11:00.
Bye for now!
'Batters put us in a fantastic position'
England captain Charlie Dean: "We could have been more clinical with the ball but to get up to a score like that put us a in a fantastic position. To get the win, is what we wanted to achieve today.
"I enjoyed it today. Having that bigger total to try and defend - the girls were really good. I wanted to bowl a bit better if I'm honest but captaining and focusing on my own bowling is a skill and being able to switch on and off when I need to, but it went well today.
"It is massive for our batters to get up to those totals [above 200]. We know that when we chase, scores are getting biger and bigger so it was brilliant. The girls did a lot of work in the backend and that was really pleasing.
"Tournament cricket is about winning the games in front of you and that is what we need to do. It is brilliant to get three wins."
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Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Whenever you look at Australia, the word ruthless is used a lot because not only can they look amongst each other and see confidence, but when they go out here, it radiates. They have so many people to fall back on.
With England, I'm starting to see more of that in the past eight months. It's that gaining of confidence, it's building. I'm so happy it went like that today, it just shows that it's been building.
'So pleased and proud'
Scotland captain Kathryn Bryce: "We did a lot of really good things, so I'm really excited by how we went about that chase and played with that intent.
"Our ground fielding was brilliant in our opening game against Ireland but we were poor today. It's something to reflect on, definitely. With the sun coming down, it was a bit tricky but we need to learn from that.
"I'm so pleased and proud. The way the openers are playing, it really sets the tone for us and it's fantastic to see that confidence.
"We had that really close games against West Indies and now we've played some really good cricket today against such a good team, so I think we're in a pretty good position to get our first win."
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Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on Test Match Special
It's something that Charlotte Edwards is really keen on, having those all-rounders at the end of the innings. Having Freya Kemp when she's healthy, she can hit the ball powerfully. It doesn't even look like she's hitting the ball and it goes flying.
Dani Gibson is the same, coming back from injury, we all know that she's the most expensive player in the hundred. She hit that ball back down the ground into the second tier. It was a monster of a hit.
I think where England were 18 months ago, there wasn't any firepower at the back end.
'Most important thing is the two points'
Player of the match, England batter Sophia Dunkley: "It was great to be back in, I found it quite tricky at the start because they bowled really well and the pitch was a little slow.
"That's tournament cricket, coming in and out of the team, but you know that all 15 are going to be important at some point. It was really nice to contribute personally but the most important thing is the two points.
"As a batting unit we know each other's strengths so well, so we knew we'd got to a position to where Freya and Dani could whack it like that at the end so it was great to see."
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Sophia Dunkley is named player of the match for her half-century on her return to the England side, in the absence of Nat Sciver-Brunt with her injury.
It was an impressive return for her at number three, steadying the ship after Amy Jones was dismissed first ball.
Alice Capsey added 40, and they set a cracking platform for Freya Kemp and Dani Gibson to whack a partnership of 61 from just 21 balls at the death.
Kemp finished unbeaten on 39 from 15 and Gibson made 30 from 11.
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Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on Test Match Special
When England hit 200, we knew it would be too many for Scotland. Credit to Dani Gibson and Freya Kemp at the back end there, it's a huge difference from where they were last year.
Just a fantastic game of cricket all around. Some of England might be a bit flat after that. Yes, England won and are still at the top of the group but I feel like they could've been a bit more clinical. Scotland had so much freedom so they could go out there and play like that.
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Pippa Sproul is run out from the final ball of the innings but that was a very impressive seventh-wicket stand from her and Kirstie Gordon.
They added 47, with Sproul making 27 off 20 and Gordon 23 not out off 17.
England probably should have been more ruthless at the end there, and got things wrapped up, but a win is a win and their confidence continues to grow.
Thanks for your company this evening, as England remain unbeaten and are eyeing a semi-final spot.
If you missed any of the action, here's Matthew Henry's match report from Headingley.
But we've got another jam-packed day of cricket coming your way tomorrow, so stay tuned.
The World Cup action continues, with radio commentary of West Indies v Sri Lanka from Bristol at 10:30 BST and we'll be back here for the live text of South Africa v India at 14:30, which could be a cracker.
We'll also be live with the final day of the second Test between England and New Zealand from 11:00.
Bye for now!
'Batters put us in a fantastic position'
England captain Charlie Dean: "We could have been more clinical with the ball but to get up to a score like that put us a in a fantastic position. To get the win, is what we wanted to achieve today.
"I enjoyed it today. Having that bigger total to try and defend - the girls were really good. I wanted to bowl a bit better if I'm honest but captaining and focusing on my own bowling is a skill and being able to switch on and off when I need to, but it went well today.
"It is massive for our batters to get up to those totals [above 200]. We know that when we chase, scores are getting biger and bigger so it was brilliant. The girls did a lot of work in the backend and that was really pleasing.
"Tournament cricket is about winning the games in front of you and that is what we need to do. It is brilliant to get three wins."
Post
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Whenever you look at Australia, the word ruthless is used a lot because not only can they look amongst each other and see confidence, but when they go out here, it radiates. They have so many people to fall back on.
With England, I'm starting to see more of that in the past eight months. It's that gaining of confidence, it's building. I'm so happy it went like that today, it just shows that it's been building.
'So pleased and proud'
Scotland captain Kathryn Bryce: "We did a lot of really good things, so I'm really excited by how we went about that chase and played with that intent.
"Our ground fielding was brilliant in our opening game against Ireland but we were poor today. It's something to reflect on, definitely. With the sun coming down, it was a bit tricky but we need to learn from that.
"I'm so pleased and proud. The way the openers are playing, it really sets the tone for us and it's fantastic to see that confidence.
"We had that really close games against West Indies and now we've played some really good cricket today against such a good team, so I think we're in a pretty good position to get our first win."
Post
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on Test Match Special
It's something that Charlotte Edwards is really keen on, having those all-rounders at the end of the innings. Having Freya Kemp when she's healthy, she can hit the ball powerfully. It doesn't even look like she's hitting the ball and it goes flying.
Dani Gibson is the same, coming back from injury, we all know that she's the most expensive player in the hundred. She hit that ball back down the ground into the second tier. It was a monster of a hit.
I think where England were 18 months ago, there wasn't any firepower at the back end.
'Most important thing is the two points'
Player of the match, England batter Sophia Dunkley: "It was great to be back in, I found it quite tricky at the start because they bowled really well and the pitch was a little slow.
"That's tournament cricket, coming in and out of the team, but you know that all 15 are going to be important at some point. It was really nice to contribute personally but the most important thing is the two points.
"As a batting unit we know each other's strengths so well, so we knew we'd got to a position to where Freya and Dani could whack it like that at the end so it was great to see."
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Sophia Dunkley is named player of the match for her half-century on her return to the England side, in the absence of Nat Sciver-Brunt with her injury.
It was an impressive return for her at number three, steadying the ship after Amy Jones was dismissed first ball.
Alice Capsey added 40, and they set a cracking platform for Freya Kemp and Dani Gibson to whack a partnership of 61 from just 21 balls at the death.
Kemp finished unbeaten on 39 from 15 and Gibson made 30 from 11.
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Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on Test Match Special
When England hit 200, we knew it would be too many for Scotland. Credit to Dani Gibson and Freya Kemp at the back end there, it's a huge difference from where they were last year.
Just a fantastic game of cricket all around. Some of England might be a bit flat after that. Yes, England won and are still at the top of the group but I feel like they could've been a bit more clinical. Scotland had so much freedom so they could go out there and play like that.
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Pippa Sproul is run out from the final ball of the innings but that was a very impressive seventh-wicket stand from her and Kirstie Gordon.
They added 47, with Sproul making 27 off 20 and Gordon 23 not out off 17.
England probably should have been more ruthless at the end there, and got things wrapped up, but a win is a win and their confidence continues to grow.
