Eng 168 all out: Brunt 39, Sciver 35; Schutt 4-26
Aus 274-9 dec: Jonassen 99; Shrubsole 4-63
Australia lead multi-format series 4-2
4pts for Test win, 2pts for draw
And with that, it's time for us to sign off. We're back tomorrow, when England will attempt to bowl out Australia cheaply and wrestle back some control in this match.
Thanks for your contributions today. See you on day three. Night.
Aus 274-9 dec (Jonassen 99, Healy 39, Shrubsole 4-63)
Eng 168 all out (Brunt 39, Sciver 35, Schutt 4-26)
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Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"These teams don't play this format very often and it's about who adapts quicker. Australia have adjusted better. England don't look like they have made the mental shift on how to adjust your game."
And that is stumps. Australia walk off for the day with a lead of 106 runs.
Shrubsole lbw b Schutt 0 (Eng 168 all out)
Image source, Getty ImagesA long knock from Anya Shrubsole (47 balls) is ended when she is pinned in front. She didn't score any but she did hold up an end and allow Katherine Brunt time to plunder a few extra runs.
Kate Cross, the England number 11, takes two balls to get a single. Anya Shrubsole is still on nought. Only when 43 deliveries have gone by do such innings become interesting.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"That was a perfect delivery, hitting the top of off. Katherine Brunt was caught on the crease and didn't move her feet as much as she had been. But Brunt has brought some positivity to the innings."
Brunt b Coyte 39 (Eng 166-9)
Image source, Getty ImagesA plucky knock is ended when Coyte gets one to nip back in, stay slightly low and peg back Katherine Brunt's off stick.
Image source, Getty ImagesKatherine Brunt goes for the short ball, hoicking it towards the fielder at long leg. It drops short though... just the single and a wry smile.
I'm told the record Anya Shrubsole is blocking her way towards is 68 balls.
Against India last summer, Anya Shrubsole scored 14 off 70 balls. Katherine Brunt is shouldering the burden of run-scoring on her own as she slices three backward of point.
The record for the longest duck in men's Test cricket is 77 balls, by New Zealand's Geoff Allott against South Africa in 1999. If anyone knows what the record is in women's cricket, please get in touch and let us know.
Anya Shrubsole is 0 not out from 42 balls - she's third on the list of longest innings without getting off the mark.
Image source, Getty ImagesThis is good from Katherine Brunt - she steps back in her crease and wallops Jess Jonassen through the off side for four. Anya Shrubsole is still to get off the mark. New ball is now due.
Image source, PAA painful moment for Katherine Brunt when she gets an inside edge and the ball cannons into her foot. That'll bruise. Anya Shrubsole sways out of the way of a bouncer, then digs out a yorker from Holly Ferling. That's 36 balls without getting off the mark.
Katherine Brunt does nothing by half. She bowls as fast as she can and even when taking a single with the bat, she belts the ball down the ground. It's effective though.
A heart-in-mouth moment for Katherine Brunt as she skews an attempted pull shot miles up in the air, but Aussie skipper Meg Lanning can't reel it in running back.
Anya Shrubsole is playing herself into the role of number one nightwatchman here. She's blocking everything with an assured confidence. That's 28 balls without score now.
It's not all about England v Australia - in Galle, the first Test between India and Sri Lanka got under way today.
It was an excellent day for the tourists, who skittled Sri Lanka for 183 and then reached 128-2 at the close.
Ravichandran Ashwin did the damage with the ball, taking 6-46, with Shikhar Dhawan hitting an unbeaten 53.
Image source, AFPKatherine Brunt creams the ball through the covers for four. In the shortest form of the game, her strike-rate is 99 - so she certainly knows how to connect with the ball.