Australia win by 89 runs to take 4-2 points lead in series
Australia win ODI element of the series 2-1
Two wickets each for Perry and Coyte
Greenway hits 45 for England
Lanning hits superb 85 in Australia's 241-7
BBC Test Match Special
Time to draw breath - and while the players take lunch, keep your ears pinned to TMS where England batsman Ian Bell has been talking to BBC Radio 5 live's Pat Murphy ahead of the next men's Ashes Test which starts at Edgbaston on Wednesday.
I can also point you in the direction of the One-Day Cup, where you can hear commentary on all five of today's games via the BBC Sport website.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Quote MessageIt's going to be important for England to run those twos and threes - and make sure they don't make mistakes.
Quote MessageWe bowled really well up front with Katherine [Brunt] and Anya [Shrubsole], it was the middle phase that got away from us. But we've done well to keep them to 240. It's a good wicket, and we pride ourselves on our running, so if we start well and someone bats through we've got a good chance.
Sarah Taylor, England wicketkeeper, on Sky Sports
Image source, Getty ImagesDan Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Quote MessageEngland have strengthened their batting today with all three changes they've made, with Winfield, Gunn and Marsh in for Jones, Cross and Grundy. They've got to back themselves, as panic has only set in because of scoreboard pressure.
So, England will need to score 242 to win the third ODI and take a 4-2 lead on points in the multi-format series.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Quote MessageAustralia have done brilliantly and that's a very dangerous score. My gut feeling is that 220 would be around par. There's not going to be much value for threading it through the field.
Coyte run out (Brunt/Sciver) 1 (Aus 241-7)
A shin-high full toss is whacked to long-on for one by Blackwell, they turn for a risky second (with nothing to lose) and Coyte is run out at the bowler's end.
Blackwell pushes a single to bring new batter Sarah Coyte on strike with two balls left in the innings. Coyte blasts a single to mid-off.
Jonassen run out (Greenway/Sciver) 0 (Aus 238-6)
Gone! The third umpire sends Jonassen on her way, but she's done her job by getting Blackwell back on strike.
Image source, ReutersAus 238-5
Who to bowl the last over? It's Natalie Sciver, switching to the Diglis End for the first time. A Blackwell single brings the left-handed Jess Jonassen on strike, she can only chop her first ball straight to mid-off. Then she pushes a quick single, Greenway throws to Sciver and the stumps are down, they're going upstairs...
Perry b Gunn 67 (Aus 237-5)
Gunn's persistence is rewarded as Perry tries to slog the last ball of the penultimate over and is yorked. Gunn finishes with figures of 9-0-52-2.
Image source, Getty ImagesPerry hammers a short delivery from Gunn over the square leg umpire for four. The field is shuffled, but more clean hitting brings Perry a couple more over extra cover. Blackwell does her job in rotating the strike.
Perry waits to thread a well-timed four through the covers again, piercing the infield and beating the boundary rider. 12 from the over, and 240 is very much on the cards now.
Dan Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Quote MessageI'm a bit concerned that Knight has to bowl so much towards the end of the innings.
Image source, Getty Images
Aus 220-4
Perry reaches her ninth ODI half-century from 51 balls as she guides Knight through the covers for four.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Quote MessageI think Australia will be happy with 240-250. They may have to clear the front leg a bit to get there.