Lydia Greenway
Former England batter on BBC Radio Sports Extra

New Zealand are keeping themselves in this. Izzy Gaze needs to try and get herself going.

Will Australia bring Darcie Brown in, because she has been expensive today?

Izzy Gaze gets off the mark after four deliveries, chipping the ball into the leg-side and darting through for a single.

Devine drops one into the covers to retain the strike. Seven away from a century.

Sonia Twigg
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

That would have been a brilliant catch from Sophie Molineux. She dove right out but couldn't quite get there.

A great effort.

Dropped catch - Devine on 91published at 36.2 overs

36.2 overs

Image source, Getty Images

A lifeline for Sophie Devine on 91!

The ball squirts off her bat and flies towards a diving Sophie Molineux at backward point, who gets her right hand to it but can't hold on.

It feels mean to call that a drop.

Sonia Twigg
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Darcie Brown is looking a little bit perplexed. She has tried a few different things and nothing seems to have worked.

Sophie Devine is unruffled by the run-out (or she's letting out some rage).

She hits four consecutive fours off the expensive Darcie Brown (0-38 from three overs).

Down the ground, short and pummelled through point, slow and slapped into the leg-side, guided through backward point. Lovely 360 batting. Devine moves into the 90s.

Two runs and a wicket from the 35th over - Australia will be happy with that.

Lydia Greenway
Former England batter on BBC Radio Sports Extra

Sophie Devine was never coming through for that single. New Zealand just need to be grateful that she is the one still there to keep them in this.

Ed Seabourne
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Image source, Getty Images

A total mix up there! That is another gifted run out for Australia.

Guess what Alana King is doing? Yup, her hands are back on her head. Maddy Green has tickled her away through third for four.

Green follows it up by driving King down the ground for four more.

New Zealand have injected a bit of oomph into proceedings since drinks.

Lydia Greenway
Former England batter on BBC Radio Sports Extra

You feel that Sophie Devine is going to have to go soon. It would be wise for Australia to bring Sophie Molineux in as Devine loves the spin from Alana King.

Australia quickly make amends for the fielding mishap in the previous over, with Sophie Molineux and Darcie Brown both saving boundaries with sharp running around the rope.

Four runs off the first three balls followed by three dots. 150 up for New Zealand.

Here's a reminder of some of the New Zealand wickets to fall...

Alana King has her hands on her head. Phoebe Litchfield took aim at the stumps and had she hit, Maddy Green would have been well short at the non-striker's end.

Two balls later, King's hands are on her head again after a sloppy bit of fielding allows Green's sweep to race away to the rope.

Ooooooh that would have been an absolute screamer. Ash Gardner launches herself at the ball but can't hold on and it trickles away to the rope.

Two boundaries in the over for Sophie Devine, who moves onto 68 (82).

Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batter on Test Match Special

Alana King tossed it up and invited Brooke Halliday to strike again. She timed it nicely but just did not get the elevation.

Another big wicket for Australia.

Ed Seabourne
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Brooke Halliday tried to go again but she went one too many. Australia do this so often.