Sarah Coyte is brought into the bowling attack as Australia shuffle their pack before lunch. The 24-year-old, who has a twin brother called Adam, bowls flighty medium pace - trying to angle the ball in. When she strays, singles are taken into the leg side. 

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Ellyse Perry is not troubling Lauren Winfield, bowling far too wide of off stump to interest the opener into playing at it. Maiden over... but England are best advised to get to lunch unscathed and then launch their assault mid-afternoon.

No ice cream truck, no party!

England are going to have a dip at this target, judging by the quick single taken by Lauren Winfield.

Kalika Mehta
BBC Sport at Canterbury

“It’s a glorious day in Canterbury at the St Lawrence Ground and the crowd is slowly building.

“Despite the sun, the ice cream truck, which got a fair few orders in yesterday’s tumultuous weather has not turned up, much to the disappointment of one young fan who has just asked his mum how he’s supposed to enjoy the cricket without an ice cream."

Heather Knight looked in fantastic nick in the first innings, timing the ball sweetly. If she bats for 50 overs, England have got a fantastic chance of victory. Five dots follow that opening boundary in the first over.

Spare a thought for Alex Blackwell, who was on 47 when Australia declared.

Ellyse Perry, war paint plastered across her nose and cheeks, opens the bowling for Australia. Right-arm quick.

First ball? Heather Knight whips it through mid-wicket for four. Up and running in style.

Australia gather for a huddle while the England openers lean on their bats and chat. Should be a good game now this.

Melinda Farrell
Journalist

"Australia have got plenty of time now to bowl this England side out and they will fancy their chances of getting 10 wickets. This little period up to lunch will be key and it's important for England that they get through that and get settled."

...And that is that. Australia wave their remaining batter in and declare - setting England 263 runs to win off around 89 overs.

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

"I'm not sure why Australia are still out there. If I were in their position I'd declare now."

Alyssa Healy's uncle is Ian, the former Australia wicketkeeper. She's from good cricketing stock, underlined by a fantastic lofted drive back over Laura Marsh's head for four. That lead is now 258. Drinks.

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Alex Blackwell has a fifth Test half-century in her sights - scoring her last 35 runs off 64 balls after taking 77 to get her first 10. 

A very damp squib this one. Rain put paid to any drama as Australia won using the Duckworth-Lewis method.

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Laura Marsh is colour co-ordinated, her red stripe on her cricket spikes matching the trim on her England shirt. You notice these things when the game is coasting. Alyssa Healy is the new batter. That Australian lead is now 249 runs.

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

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"It's a very good take in the end and it's a very good innings from Jonassen, doing her bit for Australia. She's played aggressively with a good strike rate. I’m sure she will be happy with her contribution."