Former Australia all-rounder Lisa Sthalekar on Twitter.

Katherine Brunt is persisting, and well she might. Tremendous swing into left-hander Jess Jonassen, who is twice equal to it. Brunt a bit short and Jonassen drives through extra cover, it's short of the rope, but it's good for three runs.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"It's a brilliant spell of bowling from Anya Shrubsole. It was quick reactions from Sarah Taylor and as soon as she saw the edge she had to work her body round to get the catch.

"The ball seamed in, it was only an outside edge which Perry hit on to her pad and the ball ballooned up."

Jess Jonassen is at the crease and she's off the mark with a nervous nurdle to mid-wicket. Alex Blackwell faces the last ball of the over and is right across to pad it outside the line.

Katherine Brunt, who has been superb without getting her rewards, strays ever so slightly down the leg side and Alex Blackwell is on it for a deuce. The England field is aggressive, with one in at silly point.

A run. It's just one, but it's a run. Tickled into the leg side by Alex Blackwell who is off the mark. Anya Shrubsole is giving very little away though, finding the channel just outside the off stump. One comes millimeters away from Ellyse Perry's edge.

Tons of pressure on Australia right now. They endure another maiden over to Katherine Brunt. That's no runs from 18 balls since lunch.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"That's the action we have been looking for. It was a brilliant delivery from Shrubsole. We saw Bolton try to get it through leg-side but it pitched, went through the gate and as a bowler there's nothing better.

"Bolton has been caught falling over and has left a gap between bat and pad."

A wicket maiden for Anya Shrubsole then, as Alex Blackwell comes in and manages to fend off the final ball of the over.

After all that, it's still a tidy opening over for Katherine Brunt, who gets a maiden and chucks the ball to our wicket-taker of the hour Anya Shrubsole.

Nothing to get excited about here. No touch from Brunt and Bolton is safely home.

We're back under way at Canterbury and we have a TV replay to look at. Ellyse Perry sends Katherine Brunt back down the ground and straight into the wickets. We're looking to see if 1. Brunt got a touch and 2. Nicole Bolton was out of her crease.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"Those two wickets from Shrubsole in her second spell were carbon copies. The slope helped them to straighten up and they were two brilliant catches from Heather Knight."

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