Initially set a target of 234 runs to win, rain and lightning delayed England's innings and they were left chasing a revised target of 152 to win off 23 overs.
All-rounder Marizanne Kapp got the hosts off to a spectacular start with the ball, taking two wickets in the first over of England's innings and removing skipper Heather Knight in the fifth over.
However, opening batter Tammy Beaumont (above) bashed her 22nd career ODI half-century, and she received solid support from the middle order.
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