Australia 177-5; trail England by 103
Two wickets for debutant Ecclestone
England all out for 280 after resuming on 235-7
Aus lead series 4-2 on points; 4pts available for Test win
Inaugural day-night women's Test
North Sydney Oval; England won toss
Boilton 16, Mooney 8
Ecclestone, bowling slow left-arm over the wicket to the two left-handers, has Tammy Beaumont under the lid at short leg. (Unsurprisingly - as Ecclestone and Beaumont are at opposite ends of the height range, if you get my drift). Bolton and Mooney add a single apiece to their score.
England throw the ball to teenage left-arm spinner Sophie Ecclestone, who will resume proceedings after the interval.
Lisa Sthalekar
Ex-Australia all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
I've managed to catch up with a few friends in the innings break - they were very happy with the way the Australians bowled, and felt the openers handled a difficult period well.
If your alarm's gone off and you're looking to catch up with what's happened so far this morning, it's easy to bring you up to speed:
Adam Mountford
BBC Test Match Special producer in Adelaide
On this tour, England have been dropping like flies - anyone might play.
In terms of Australia, Mark Stoneman knows about it - his wife's Australian,, external he's watched games at the SCG as a spectator, and out in the middle so far he's been impressive.
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TMS are now playing Adam Mountford's interview with England's new call-up Tom Curran - if you missed it earlier, you can watch it here via Twitter.
Needless to say, I'm sure some of the Aussies will be getting ready to mock the fact that England have unearthed another player born in South Africa...
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If you weren't with us yesterday, don't adjust your set - this interval is referred to as "tea" as it's only 20 minutes long. Play will resume at 05:50 GMT, then there will be "dinner" between 07:50 and 08:30.
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Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special
When they come back, the ball will be 14 overs old and the spinners will come into play, but the fact that the opening bowlers haven't been able to extract any movement will be a concern for England.
So, Australia will feel that's their session - having seen England add 45 to their score, they've remained unscathed for nearly an hour in reply.
Aus 22-0
Time for one of cricket's traditions - an over of spin just before an interval. England turn to Laura Marsh's off-spin, with a short leg in place.
Marsh took 5-15 on this ground against Pakistan at the 2009 World Cup, external - there's a bit of drift, not a huge amount of turn, but Mooney plays out a maiden, and that's tea.
Trail by 258
Brunt, bowling round the wicket, finds Bolton defiant in defence as the interval approaches - TMS's Jim Maxwell feels the game is in a "holding pattern" in aviation terms, not going anywhere but not coming in to land.
Just as the game is about to drift off to sleep, though, Bolton does well to drive Brunt down the ground for a four past the non-striker.
Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special
One thing England do know here is that Australia are not going to drop the ball and run. But this is where England could play themselves into trouble by not playing another wicket-taking bowler.
Bolton 11, Mooney 7
It's a decent crowd again at the North Sydney Oval, but those youngsters reared on slam-bam T20 cricket may be having their patience tested as Mooney plays out another maiden from Shrubsole. Five minutes until tea.
Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special
In terms of left-handers, this is more like Bill Lawry batting at the moment, rather than Brian Lara.
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Brunt 6-3-9-0
Jim Maxwell on TMS wonders why there seem to be so many left-handers around, particularly openers - though this current England women's XI comprises 11 right-handers.
Brunt isn't giving Australia any freebies, but Bolton is proving dogged in defence.
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