England beat Australia by four wickets
Danni Wyatt hits first England women's century in a T20 international
Australia's Mooney 117 not out (70); 19x4, 1x6
Second Australian to make T20i hundred
Series drawn 8-8
Eng 88-3
Danni Wyatt brings up he half century with a six!
A little width from Amanda Wellington was carved away by Wyatt, the ball just climbing over Ashleigh Gardner's head as she leapt backwards on the rope. It's taken Wyatt 37 balls to reach her half-century. England will need her to double that.
A cracking bit of work from Perry sends her tumbling over the boundary rope as she dives to cut off an aerial shot from Heather Knight. A knackered-looking Beth Mooney then goes tumbling to the ground as she cuts off a ball that was heading down to the third man boundary. What a game she's had. That's, er, less good though, as Danni Wyatt chips an Amanda Wellington delivery up into the air, Villani charges backwards and misses.
England need 106 from 60 balls
Knight flicks a delivery off her hip but a cannily placed fielder in the deep cuts off the ball before it bounces over the rope. There's too much width on offer there from Schutt, though, and Danni Wyatt cracks her through the covers for a welcome boundary.
Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special
Australia's fielding this evening has been pretty poor.
Target 179
Oh! Megan Schutt is back into the attack and beats Heather Knight, who comes out of her crease and then has to hastily plonk her foot back over the line. Alyssa Healy has the bails off but Knight was home safe.
Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
You don't see this often from an Australia team. They have dropped two easy catches. England could be dead and buried by now.
Wyatt ticks off another single to finish the over.
England under pressure but it could be so much better for the Aussies had they not spilled both those simple chances.
Amanda-Jade Wellington into the attack for the first time - an edge from Heather Knight that is just pulled in by Ellyse Perry before the rope.
A couple of singles before Knight lets loose and clatters Wellington over cover - one bounce four.
Oh no. Another spill by the Aussies and it's another dolly - Knight skying one and Strano shells it.
Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
That is the type of calculated shot I've been talking about. Wyatt didn't try to hit the ball too hard.
She's playing nicely now. Alyssa Healy will be kicking herself.
Knight 6, Wyatt 36
Another shuffle of the pack from Australia as Ashleigh Gardner and her off-breaks come into the attack. And, er, her first ball is summarily thumped to the ropes by Danni Wyatt. Heather Knight's sneaky lap sweep adds another couple to the total before Wyatt rounds off a profitable over with a drive that splits two fielders.
England need 136 from 78 balls
Six overs in, you're three wickets down, and on comes Ellyse Perry. Cricket is unfair, at times. Mind you, Danni Wyatt gets a look at her first delivery before thrashing a full ball over Perry's head and down to the boundary. Ooft, Wyatt looks set for another boundary with a thrashing cover drive but Molly Strano leaps like a fish out of water to cut the ball off. Australia are well up for this. Perry caps off an entertaining over by getting Knight to play and miss at a pacey delivery.
Target 179
What are England doing?! Now it's new batter Heather Knight diving to make her ground as she pushes a Molly Strano delivery straight to Delissa Kimmince. In fact, Knight would have been out by miles but the throw towards the non-striker's end was wide. An edge from Danni Wyatt then flies past a leaping Alyssa Healy and England scrabble a single.
Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
It has been on the cards, hasn't it? They have looked really tentative running between the wickets.
Nat Sciver was not even in the frame.
Sciver run out (Villani) Eng 30-3
Out!
Elyse Villani, take a bow. That is such a good bit of fielding. Nat Sciver pushed the ball straight to Villani on the edge of the circle and ran. Villani swooped and threw in one swift movement and Sciver wasn't even in the frame as the ball clattered into the stumps.
Hello, has Sciver been run out?! We're going upstairs...
Ian Healy is currently carrying out a demonstration of where his niece went wrong trying to take that catch. Actually, looking at the replay, it got big on her - it struck her higher up on the chest than I realised at first glance. Jess Jonassen continues, taking the pace right off the ball, and it keeps England in check.
Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
What England did so well on Sunday is hit the ones and the twos. They are only looking to the boundary here. They have to look to time the ball.
Eng 27-2
Butter fingers!
Spinner Molly Strano is into the attack and, after frustrating Wyatt, gets the England batter to lash a delivery up in the air. It's a big leading edge, the ball swirling above Alyssa Healy, who gets under it, gets her hands to it - and it slips straight through the gloves and onto the ground.
Healy looks thoroughly irked with herself.
Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special
England are all at sea here.
Target 179
Nervy times for England, as Nat Sciver nearly runs herself out to her first delivery, and then she and Danni Wyatt have a real mix-up with the running. Sciver chips a single down the ground, turns for the second and then realises Wyatt isn't coming. Sciver dives just in down and then shoots Wyatt a look of "what was that?!"