A comfortable seven-wicket victory in Mumbai saw India seal their ODI series win over England women at the earliest opportunity.
Having been bowled out for 136 to lose the first match by 66 runs, England were this time skittled for 161, which India chased down with ease.
Only Nat Sciver, who was last out for 85 (having put on 42 for the last wicket with Alex Hartley, who finished unbeaten on 0), gave India cause for concern in a performance that left skipper Heather Knight exasperated.
“It's really frustrating,” said World Cup-winning captain Knight. “We haven’t shown what we can do this series.
"We’ve started quite slowly, obviously with the bat today - losing three early wickets made it very hard for us.
“We’ve got one more ODI and it’s not a dead rubber at all because there are ICC Women's Championship points up for grabs, so we really want to put in an improved performance.”