7.3 stumped down the legside off a wide! Mooney jumped early, Ecclestone saw it and threw it wide down leg and Mooney couldn't reach it, Jones completes a very good stumping. Took it on the half-volley down leg and whipped off the bails in one motion 66/2

4.6 Voll is run out trying for three! Australia gift one! Mooney skipped out and cut a length ball through point, Bouchier was stretched on the rope diving and flicking it back, Mooney pushed for three but Voll was not capable of getting there and she was run out by a long way as the throw comes into Jones! Bouchier did well to recover to get back and fire a good throw 47/1

9.4 bowled behind her legs! Two in the over for Dean, and England's "inner mongrel" is finally producing some bite. Litchfield moves across and sets herself for the lap sweep, but Dean had tossed the ball up nice and slow, meaning timing the shot was difficult. Litchfield missed, Dean hit. Australia lose their fourth 75/4

9.2 leading edge taken at point! Weird shot. Tossed up on off, she skips down and tries to whip far too square, gets a leading edge that floats high to point and an easy catch for Bouchier 74/3

14.1 Sutherland holes out to deep square leg! Struck firmly but straight down the throat of Dunkley, who sets herself and just about holds on to the ball in her fingertips! Not the cleanest catch ever taken, but it's all the same in the scorebook. Big breakthrough for England 114/5

5.5 Bouchier has gifted her wicket! Tries to scoop and completely messes it up to pop up a return catch! She shaped to scoop early and didn't get the full length she wanted, she half bailed out of it and just bunted it straight up in the air to Sutherland in her follow-through 46/1

12.2 slogged... but can't clear mid-off! Makes room but sends this high to McGrath, who makes it third time lucky with a straightforward reverse cup take. And that is a key blow, because it puts Australia back in front on DLS two down 98/2

12.5 bowled 'er! Australia roaring back into it, England losing both set batters in the same over. Dunkely was on the back foot as the ball tailed in, sliding past the bat and into the top of off stump. Suddenly all the momentum with Australia, never mind the weather 99/3

18.6 NSB drags on! A big wicket and, perhaps even more crucially, another dot ball. Garth hung the ball out wide and Sciver-Brunt threw the hands, head down and hoping - only for a thick inside edge to ricochet into off stump 164/4