Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

I think England took the first session, a few deliveries were used up early on but once Tammy Beaumont was set, she worked the spinners around nicely and she'll be disappointed with the manner in which she got out.

Heather Knight looked at ease from ball one, she had to face a lot of spin early on but looked very fluent. It was almost a bonus wicket for Australia getting her out. But Australia have got themselves back into the game - and it'll be interesting seeing what happens after dinner!

If you're not familiar with the way the Aussies flip-flop intervals in day-night Tests, there is now a 40-minute break between the second and third sessions.

Elwiss is very much playing for dinner here - offering no stroke to a couple from Schutt outside off stump. But with Healy up to the stumps, there's not much she can do when Schutt fires one down the leg side and England scamper a couple of byes.

And with Elwiss on 11 from 53 balls, and Sciver on five from 21, that's "dinner".

Jonassen has been plugging away for most of the afternoon, with just one wicket to her name, and once again Sciver can't beat the infield. With a Jonassen maiden over taking not much more than about two minutes, we'll have time for one more before the interval.

Wellington gives way at the Northern End so Megan Schutt can charge in for an over or two before the interval. As before, Schutt's line and length is exemplary, and that's another maiden over.

Although she didn't run her bat in, in the traditional manner, Elwiss got her bat down just in time to ensure she's not the fourth England wicket to fall.

Sciver aims a powerful blast through the covers but hits it straight to a fielder.

We're about 10 minutes from "dinner", which means a 40-minute break and then that treacherous "twilight" spell while the lights take effect. Elwiss sweeps and sets off for a single, the throw from backward square leg breaks the stumps at the bowler's end, they're going to have a look...

Nat Sciver is off the mark, sweeping Wellington for four, though Isa Guha on TMS thinks it was more like a Sachin Tendulkar-like "canoeing" shot, bringing the blade of the bat up and down. Another sweep just brings a single, while a clever tip-and-run single brings Elwiss into double figures.

Graham Wright: Woke up early to cheer the ladies but no TV coverage in the UK!!! Grateful for TMS excellent service as always.

Elwiss cuts and misses, that stayed a little low. A maiden from the wily Jonassen.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

This is where England will be rueing the fact they don't have two set batters in, as Australia are going to come in hard at them after dinner with Schutt and Perry under the lights.

Yet again, an over just yields one single to Georgia Elwiss. She has nine from 30 balls, Sciver is yet to score from eight, and England have slowed right down.

Jonassen races through another over - the 62nd Australia have bowled today - as Elwiss moves on to six. How those two wickets have changed the game - it only seems a few minutes ago that Beaumont and Knight were scoring freely and Australia were looking like they were running out of ideas.

Elwiss adds a single, Sciver confidently smothers the spin from Wellington.

I've just thought - if Amanda-Jade Wellington had scored 111 on 21 October, it would be Wellington, on Nelson, on Trafalgar Day.

I'll get my coat. (It's 20 minutes until "dinner").

Natalie Sciver is the new batter. The double spin option has worked - Jonassen has struck, while Wellington has joined fellow debutant Tahlia McGrath in picking up a maiden Test wicket.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

From the reaction of Heather Knight - and also from the reaction of Jess Jonassen, who wasn't appealing that strongly, it looked as though it was going down the leg side.

Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special

It looked like it was near the line of the leg stump - it certainly looked like it was going to hit the stumps, but did it pitch in line? There's no DRS, and she's on her way. A big breakthrough, as Knight was in compelling form.

Another tidy over from young leg-spinner Amanda-Jade Wellington - three singles are added to the score.