It's as much as Brunt can do to dig out a great yorker from Schutt, then swings and misses. Great over for Australia, just one run conceded off the first four balls.

Australia have three scouts out on the legside boundary for the experienced Jenny Gunn, who digs out a yorker to get Brunt on strike for the last four balls of the innings.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

Megan Schutt proving absolutely vital for Australia again.

Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special

England have been on the wrong end of the pineapple with a few umpiring decisions in this series, but fair to say that lbw went their way.

Eng 148-5published at 19 overs

19 overs

Brunt 31 (21 balls), Wilson 6 (4 balls)

Wilson slams an Aley full toss through mid-wicket for four, while Brunt is leading the charge for England with some clean hitting of her own. Having survived an lbw appeal when she fails to connect with a slog-sweep, Brunt launches another six into the stratosphere. Last over coming up.

Interestingly, while the consensus during the summer's World Cup was that Australia only had five bowling options and were left exposed when they needed a sixth, the TMS commentators think Australia have too many options today with seven bowlers available.

Lisa Sthalekar
Ex-Australia all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

When you can find the middle of the bat and hit the ball that high, you don't need to be a classical batter.

Eng 135-5published at 18 overs

18 overs

Fran Wilson in at seven for England - driving her first ball for a single to extra cover. Brunt gives her the charge - and that's the first six of the day, over long-on, one bounce and into the crowd!

The boundaries are well in for this match - but that would have been six on the men's boundaries too.

Australia turns back to Kimmince but she's erratic again, with a legside wide. Captain Knight is off the mark with a two through mid-wicket, before drilling a two to Elyse Villani, unmistakeable in her trademark wide-brimmed yellow sunhat.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

The quick bowlers have gone for a lot more runs than the spinners, who have been difficult to get away. England will be taking note.

Brunt swings at a full toss from Perry, and that's a powerful four past the stumps - the quick outfield does its work.

England are (clears throat) 123-4. One, two, three, (for), four.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

A smart piece of bowling from Perry - Sciver was looking to launch her down the ground.

That's more like it - Brunt strides down the crease to Ellyse Perry and blasts her over mid-on for four. Sciver moves to 40 with a chip over mid-wicket for two

Lisa Sthalekar
Ex-Australia all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

There's still the potential for England to make a large total, but it falls on Sciver and Brunt to find the boundaries.

Strano will bowl out here, too - Sciver helps herself to a well-run two. Brunt drills a single to long-off, the boundaries aren't flowing as freely as England would want. Four overs to come.

The wily Jonassen keeps Brunt under wraps with flight and guile, Brunt eventually lofts a single to deep square leg. Sciver heaves a single to long-on - she's up to 34 from 27 balls. Jonassen is through her four overs (having taken 1-18) - time to let the handbrake off, England?

Nat Sciver powerfully reverse-sweeps Strano for four, while an orthodox sweep through fine leg brings up the hundred for England. She keeps the strike with a single.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

I think England ought to set their sights a little higher than 150.