England spinner Danielle Hazell on TMS: "It's unfortunate to lose Sarah at this point, but we've got a lot of firepower down the order and hopefully we can push on. Anything 150 plus will be a good score."

Still no sign of captain Heather Knight, as it's pace spearhead Katherine Brunt in at number five again, and she's off the mark with a characteristically powerful shot through the covers for two.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

This is frustrating for England, just when they get a partnership going they lose a wicket.

A seventh bowler for Australia - another right-arm seamer, Sarah Aley, and her first ball is a full toss which is so high that it's called as a no-ball - bowl another one of those, and she'll be removed from the attack. So England have a free hit, which Sciver drills to mid-wicket for one. Some busy batting brings more ones and twos, while Aley fires an awful wide down the leg side so it's an expensive over (and a long one with the no-ball and wide).

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

If Sarah Taylor is hitting balls like that over extra cover, we're in for a treat today.

Time for some right-arm medium pace from Delissa Kimmince, Australia's sixth bowler - her first ball is a juicy pie of a full toss which Taylor works down to fine leg for one. A quick single has England dicing with death when the ball is hit straight to Rachael Haynes - but the Aussie skipper's throw is just wide.

And Taylor makes her pay, stepping across to the off side to scoop a four over the keeper's left shoulder, and whacking four more over extra cover.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

Not a bad start, these two have been working the ball around well but they need to start picking up boundaries again. They want 160-170 minimum.

Australia are through 10 overs in barely more than half-an-hour - "a fast game's a good game", as the saying goes - as Sciver aims a powerful blast at Gardner but Ellyse Perry cuts it off on the mid-wicket fence for two. A chip over square leg is fumbled by Molly Strano - and she inadvertently touches the rope with her foot as she slips over, so that's four. An entertaining first quarter of this game.

Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I loved the extra bounce here in Australia - I sometimes struggled on slower pitches

It's off-spin from both ends as Molly Strano returns, brushing her dark hair out of her eyes, and she keeps it tight, just three singles from the over.

Mel Jones
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

The umpire got into a good position there to judge the run-out.

Charles Dagnall adds: They've had an interesting series, the umpires. And let's leave it at that!

Young off-spinner Ashleigh Gardner into the attack, Taylor steers her beautifully through mid-wicket for four - best shot of the day so far. Gardner bowls round the wicket, Sciver aims a reverse sweep, it flies off an edge and she has to scamper to make her ground. 50 up.

Sciver is off the mark with a single - while a replay of the Beaumont lbw shows how she was hit on the armpit as she tried to stretch down the wicket.

Mel Jones
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

That's a brilliant change of pace from Jonassen, she held back on the revs and Beaumont was done in the flight.

England seamer Anya Shrubsole on TMS: "It's gone pretty well so far, it looks a good track and we're happy with the powerplay. You always want to play positively in T20 and Danni did that for us."

Sarah Taylor with her first unorthodox shot of the day, reverse-flicking Schutt for four past the keeper.

Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I've just seen Ellyse Perry go over to Haynes and suggest she should be at mid-off, as that's where virtually every ball has gone from the spinners. And you need your best fielders in the best positions, even if it means running up and down for 20 overs.