Lauren Bell has recovered and comes back to take the final over.

Her first ball is a wide, perhaps unluckily. Harris then takes a two to point, then there should be another off side wide but Bell somehow gets away with it.

And McGrath closes the over with a fourth four of the over, lashing through backward point.

Dropped catchpublished at 18.4 overs

18.4 overs

Aus 168-5

And now McGrath is put down!

An uppish drive to long-off, where Charlie Dean runs in and spills the ball trying to take the grab.

And now Tahlia McGrath has a trio of consecutive boundaries.

She whacks Ecclestone down the ground, the diving Kemp and Bouchier unable to cut the ball off despite the former making contact.

One through square leg follows, before a ball breaks through Danni Wyatt-Hodge and to the ropes.

Aus 154-5published at 18 overs

18 overs

Grace Harris doing Grace Harris things.

Back-to-back sixes for the Australian number seven, lifting Sarah Glenn down the ground and then clubbing the England leggie over the mid-wicket ropes.

She sensibly defends the final delivery for a dot ball, but Australia took 17 off that over.

A sort-of reverse shot brings McGrath a single as she retains the strike.

Three overs to go, how far can Australia go here?

McGrath survives, just about sliding her foot back into the crease having attempted a flat-batted shot to Ecclestone's delivery.

Two balls earlier, McGrath had picked up four through square leg.

And now the umpires are consulting on a stumping.

Might Ecclestone have removed Tahlia McGrath?

Harris takes two through square to close the over.

That's Dean done - she finishes with 2-28, with both wickets coming in the same over.

Close, very close.

Harris survives as ball tracking has umpire's call on the leg stump.

England retain their review.

But does Dean have her revenge from the following delivery?

She's struck Harris on the pads as she attempts a sweep.

Nothing from the umpire but England are sending it upstairs...

Aus 128-5published at 15.2 overs

15.2 overs

Grace Harris goes after Charlie Dean!

Absolutely walloped over mid-wicket for six, a classic bit of Harris hitting.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Annabel Sutherland picked out a fielder again, it was a little bit fuller from Freya Kemp. A crucial partnership to break and an easy catch for Sophia Dunkley.

England have taken wickets at crucial moments throughout this series - this is another one of them.

Grace Harris comes in for Australia and she takes a single from her second ball, knocking down the ground.

Kemp then sends a ball way down the leg side - no elaborate plan on this occasion, Jones can't collect and it runs away for five wides.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

This partnership has allowed itself just to settle and get used to this surface.

Australia will have learned lessons that 140/150 isn't enough, you need much more runs and now they are beginning to accelerate.

Back to back fours for McGrath!

She clouts Glenn through mid-wicket then beats two diving fielders to send the ball to the ropes at long-on.

Sciver-Brunt tightens it up, no further boundaries from the over.

This partnership is beginning to build...

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

A great shot from Annabel Sutherland. It wasn't a short ball, she has picked up a length ball off her hip and heaved it into the left-side. Maia Bouchier couldn't get there at all.

The gears are being moved through now by Australia.

Aus 100-4published at 12.2 overs

12.2 overs

Four and a six for Sutherland!

She whips the returning Nat Sciver-Brunt over her head, then punches a length ball through mid-wicket, clearing the ropes by the smallest of margins.

Hundred up for the home side.